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ALPHABETICAL DICTIONARY
OF
Coats of &rms
BELONGING TO
FAMILIES IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND;
FORMING AN EXTENSIVE
ORDINARY
OF
BRITISH ARMORIALS;
UPON AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAN,
IN WHICH THE ARMS ARE SYSTEMATICALLY SUBDIVIDED THROUGHOUT,
AND SO ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
THAT THE NAMES OF FAMILIES WHOSE SHIELDS ARE FODND ON
BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS, SEALS, PAINTINGS, PLATE, ETC.,
WHETHER MEDLEVAL OR MODERN,
CAN BE READILY ASCERTAINED.
BY THE LATE
JOHN W. PAPWORTH, F.R.I.B.A.,
EDITED FROM PAGE 696 BY
ALFRED W. MORANT, F.S.A., F.G.S.
VOL.1
LONDON.
T. EICHAEDS, 37, GEEAT QUEEN STEEET.
1874.
All ,-iyhts "reserved..
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£W<I
% fat nf lutartta
To the Work under lite final arrangement for completing it.
The Print Department of the British Museum
The Department of Science and Art, South Kensington
The Library of the Corporation of London (Ttvo copies)
The Society of Antiquaries, London (Two copies)
The Archseological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (Two copies)
The Birmingham Library (Two copies)
The Chetham Library, Manchester
The Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire
The Kent Archseological Society (Two copies)
The Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archseological Society
The Leicester Permanent Library (Two copies)
The Lincolnshire Diocesan Architectural Society
The Liverpool Free Public Library
The Liverpool Library (Two copies)
The London Institution (Two copies)
The Middle Temple Library
The Sheffield Library
The Somerset Archseological and Natural History Society (Two cojries)
Trinity College, Cambridge (Two copies)
The Wiltshire Archseological and Natural History Society
Mrs. Stackhouse Acton, Acton Scott (Two copies)
Rev. H. Addington, M.A., Henlow Grange, Biggleswade (Two copies)
William Adlam, Esq., Chew Magna
W. A. Tyssen Amhurst, Esq., Didlington Park (Two copies)
John S. Anderson, Esq., Old Broad Street (Two copies)
Messrs. Asher, Berlin (Two copies)
Arthur Ashpitel, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., the late (Two cop>ies)
C. C. Babington, Esq., M.A., F.R.S., F.S.A., Cambridge (Two copies)
C. G. V. Bayly, Esq., Davies Street (Two copies)
L. R. Baily, Esq., Liverpool (Two copies)
John Batten, Esq., J. P., Aldon, Yeovil (Two copies)
William Beamont, Esq., Warrington (Two copies)
Rev. W. K. R. Bedford, M.A., Sutton Coldfield (Two copies)
James Bennet, Esq., the late, continued by Mrs. Bennet, The Close, Salisbury
Beckford Bevan, Esq., Bury St. Edmund's (Two copies)
W. H. Blaauw, Esq., M.A., F.S.A., the late
H. Blenkinsop, Esq., Warwick
Edward Blore, Esq., D.C.L., F.S.A., Manchester Square (Two copies)
IV LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Miss Bockett, Bradney, near Reading (Two copies)
J. R. Botham, Esq., Birmingham
E. M. Boyle, Esq., Torquay {Two copies)
Edward K. Bridger, Esq., Berkeley House, Hampton, Middlesex
Thomas Brightwen, Esq., Great Yarmouth
Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms, Dublin Castle {Two copies)
W. R. Callender, Esq., jun., Rusholme {Two copies)
John Calver, Esq., Harleston
G. A. Carthew, Esq., F.S.A., East Dereham {Two copies)
R. Redmond Caton, Esq., F.S.A. Ryefield House, Ayrshire (Two copies)
John Inglis Chalmers, Esq., Aldbar
Mrs. E. Cole, Doddington, Lincoln (Two copies)
Rev. the Lord Alwyne Compton, M.A., Castle Ashby (Two copies)
Thomas Coombs, Esq., Dorchester (Two copies)
Rev. G. E. Corrie, D.D., Master of Jesus College, Cambridge
J. Ross Coulthart, Esq., F.S.A.Scot., Ashton-under-Lyne (Three copies)
Rev. G. H. Dashwood, M.A., F.S.A., the late (Two copies'), continued by
Captain Bulwer, East Dereham
James Dearden, Esq., the late, continued by Mrs. E. C. Waters, Upton
House, Poole
William R. Emeris, Esq., Louth
John Evans, Esq., F.S.A., Hemel Hempstead (Two copies)
Rev. C. J. Evans, M.A., Ovington, Thetford (Two copies)
Miss ffarrington, Worden, Preston (Two copies)
John Fetherston, Esq., F.S.A., High Street, Warwick (Two copies)
A. W. Franks, Esq., M.A., Dir.S.A., Victoria Street (Five copies)
Gilbert. J. French, Esq., F.S.A., the late (Two copies)
H. H. Gibbs, Esq., St. Dunstan's, Regent's Park
W. Gray, Esq., F.G.S., F.R.A.S., York (Two copies)
H. S. Grazebrook, Esq., Pedmore ( Two copies)
Rev. H. T. Griffith, B.A., Felmingham, Norfolk
F. S. Growse, Esq., Bildestone
Edward Hailstone, Esq., F.S.A., Walton Hall, Wakefield
James H. Harrison, Esq., Great Yarmouth
William Harrison, Esq., F.G.S., F.S.A., Samlesbury Hall
R. S. Harvey, Esq., Nottingham Place (Two copies)
E. Hawkins, Esq., F.S.A., the late (Two copies)
Miss Frances M. Hext, Lostwithiel
R. R. Holmes, Esq., F.S.A., Windsor Castle
D. D. Hopkyns, Esq., F.S.A., Weycliffe, Guildford
Rev. John Horner, M.A., Mells Park, Frome (Two copies)
J. C. Hotten, Esq., the late (Two copies)
J. J. Howard, Esq., LL.D., F.S.A., Dartmouth Road, Blackheath
Edward Hussey, Esq., Scotney Castle, Kent
R. C. Hussey, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., Harbledown, Canterbury (Two cojnes)
Henry Jackson, Esq., Sheffield
Rev. J. E. Jackson, M.A., Hon. Canon of Bristol, Leigh Delamere
(Four copies)
William Long, Esq., Wrington, near Bristol
Rev. W. C. Lukis, M.A., F.S.A., Wath, Ripon
Rev. S. Lysons, M.A., F.S.A., Hempsted Court (Two copies)
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. V
Edgar MacCulloch, Esq., Guernsey {Two copies)
G. W. Marshall, Esq., LL.D., F.A.S.L., Hanley Court, Tenbury
{Two copies)
John H. Mathews, Esq., Harley Street {Two copies)
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Monson, M.A., F.S.A., Belgrave Square
A. W. Morant, Esq., F.S.A., F.G.S., Leeds {Four copies)
Rev. H. G. Morse, Lorrimore Square {Two copies')
C. R. Scott Murray, Esq., Cavendish Square
John Nealds, Esq., Guildford {Two copies)
Alexander Nesbitt, Esq., F.S.A., Oldlands, Uckfield
J. D. T. Niblett, Esq., Staniforth, Gloucester {Two copies)
John Iltid Nicholl, Esq., the late {Two copies)
J. Gough Nichols, Esq., F.S.A., the late
The Most Noble the Marquis of Northampton, Castle Ashby {Two copies)
W. J. O'Donnavan, Esq., University Club, Dublin (Two copies)
Frederick Ouvry, Esq., F.S.A., Lincoln's Inn Fields {Two copies)
A. Paget, Esq., the late
John H. Parker, Esq., F.S.A., Oxford {Two copies)
J. A. Pearson, Esq., LL.D., F.S.A., the late
H. Peckitt, Esq., Carlton Ousthwaite, Yorkshire (Two copies)
Hugh Penfold, Esq., Middle Temple (Two copies)
Charles Penruddocke, Esq., Compton Park {Two copies)
Charles S. Perceval, Esq., LL.D., Tr.S.A., Eccleston Square (Four copies)
Rev. G. Pinder, M.A., Hartford House, Bournemouth (Two copies)
J. H. Plowes, Esq., York Terrace (Tivo copies)
Ambrose Poynter, Esq., Dover
B. Quaritch, Esq., Piccadilly (Four copies)
T. Richards, Esq., Great Queen Street (Four copies)
Joseph Rix, Esq., M.D., St. Neot's (Two copies)
G. Roots, Esq., B.A., F.S.A., Ashley Place, Victoria Street (Two copies)
R. R. Rowe, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., Cambridge (Two copies)
James P. St. Aubyn, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Lambe's Buildings, Temple
(Two copies)
Rev. E. J. Shepherd, M.A., Trosley Rectory, Maidstone (Two copies)
E. Philip Shirley, Esq., Lower Eatington Park
R. H. Shout, Esq., Upper Park Road, Haverstock Hill
H. A. M. Waldo Sibthorp, Esq., Chester Square {Three copies)
Messrs. Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court
Rev. E. H. Main waring Sladen, M. A., The Gore, Bournemouth (Seven copies)
Rev. Walter Sneyd, M.A., Keele Hall, Newcastle
Rev. John H. Sperling, M.A., Westbourne Rectory, Emsworth
R. J. Spiers, Esq., F.S.A., Oxford (Two copies)
Lady Steele-Graves, Mickleton Manor House
Messrs. Stevens and Sons, Chancery Lane
John Sykes, Esq., M.D., Doncaster
James Thomson, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Devonshire Street, Portland Place,
{Two copies)
W. Thorn, Esq., M.D., Harrow Road (Two copies)
The Ven. the Archdeacon Trollope, M.A., F.S.A., Leasingham, Sleaford
Charles Tucker, Esq., F.S.A., Heavitree, Exeter (Two copies)
Rev. S. Blois Turner, M.A., F.S.A., Halesworth, Suffolk
V.i LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
W. F. Vernon, Esq., Harefield Park, Uxbridge (Two cojries)
Weston Styleman Walford, Esq., F.S.A., Middle Temple (Seven copies)
R. S. Warrington, Esq., Garrick Street
Albert Way, Esq., M.A., F.S.A., the late (Three copies)
Col. Gould R. Weston, Hunterston, Ayr (Two copies)
John Whichcord, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., Queen Victoria Street
Rev. R. Vernon Whitby, B.D., Lechlade (Two copies)
Alfred White, Esq., F.S.A., West Drayton (Two copies)
W. H. Whittemore, Esq., Boston, Massachusetts
W. Winkley, Esq., Harrow
C. J. W. Winter, Esq., Great Yarmouth
William M. Wylie, Esq., M.A., F.S.A, Blackwater, Hampshire
Joseph S. Wyon, Esq., Regent Street (Two copies)
John Yarker, jun., Esq., Manchester (Two cop>ies)
R. F. Yarker, Esq., the late
PREFACE.
In consequence of the decease of Mr. Papworth in July 1870, after a painful
illness of several years' duration, it was found that this Work could not be
completed according to the original scheme of publication, and the Subscrip-
tion list was therefore finally closed.
As, however, there was a general desire among the Subscribers that the
Work should be completed, the continuation of it was entrusted to Mr.
Papworth's relative and friend, Mr. Alfred W. Morant, whose qualifications
for this undertaking were not unknown to some of them. It may therefore
be sufficient to mention here that his taste for such subjects had led him
to take a friendly interest in this Work almost from its commencement, and
to watch and further its progress; and he had, in the course of his own
heraldic pursuits, arranged a large collection of foreign coats of arms on a
similar plan, and compiled several other manuscripts on this and kindred
subjects.
It was at that time ascertained that at least three-fifths of the manuscript
had been published in the 696 printed pages ; and the remaining two-fifths of
it were left by Mr. Papworth sufficiently arranged for reference. Mr.
Morant, besides the necessary and laborious technical revision of the press
from p. 696, has had to insert in their proper places the remainder of the
coats contained in the several Eolls referred to under the letters A to Z,
copies of which Mr. Papworth had prepared for the purpose : and also to
arrange and enter numerous additional coats collected in the course of many
years by Mr. Papworth. Mr. Morant has likewise added the coats of some
new creations, together with a number of others from his own collections.
The manuscript also required the necessary preparation for the press, and
in parts some rewriting to adapt them to the author's final plan as carried
out in type. This plan has been adhered to throughout the remainder of the
Work, mainly through the kind assistance of Mr. Weston Styleman Walford,
whose appreciation of it in the first instance is noticed in the Introduc-
tion. He has kindly supplied many special details connected with the
arrangement of the coats, and his willingness in affording advice has been
extended to the Editor and to Mr. Wyatt Papworth, thus ensuring, it is
hoped, the same degree of accuracy in their revision as was attained by the
author. Only the revision of the type, and the matters connected with the
publication were undertaken by Mr. Wyatt Papworth.
The unpublished portion contained very few references to the authority W
(Withie's additions to Glover's Ordinary, contained in a copy in the British
Museum) ; an omission considered not important.
viii PREFACE.
It has been thought advisable to reprint Mr. Papworth's original Introduc-
tion, with such alterations only as were deemed necessary, rather than to insert
an elaborate essay by another hand.
Many inquiries having been made whether an Index of Names was to be
supplied, it may be well to record that Mr. Papworth had no such inten-
tion. This Dictionary of Coats of Arms having been originally founded on the
Encyclopaedia of Heraldry published by Sir Bernard Burke, which comprises
a Dictionary of Armorials wherein the Names are given alphabetically followed
by the several coats of arms, the two works will doubtless be much used
together, especially as the latter is to a great extent an Index to the former.
The additional entries from the Eolls and other sources into this Dictionary,
although numerous, hardly appeared to need an Index to themselves, many
of the names being merely variations in the spelling of those to be found in
the Encyclopaedia.
The two Tables which will be found at pp. xvii and xix have been inserted
in order to facilitate the use of the Work.
A List of the Subscribers to the Work, under the final arrangement
that was made for completing it, is appended, together with the number
of copies which their payments entitled them to receive. As antici-
pated in the scheme for continuing the publication, the balance then in hand,
though somewhat increased under that arrangement, has been found insuf-
ficient to defray the expenses. The sale of the remaining copies will pro-
bably repay Mr. Wyatt Papworth the amount advanced by him for the pur-
pose of completing the publication, and may, it is hoped, eventually yield some
remuneration for the great labor and time expended by his late brother in the
preparation of the manuscript, and in the collection of the material. The
assistance, however, of the Subscribers in extending a knowledge of the Work
is earnestly requested.
Additional Title-Pages have been furnished for the convenience of those
who may be desirous of binding the Work in two volumes.
Mr. Wyatt Papworth has only to add his thanks to the Subscribers for
their patience during the long, and at last fatal, illness of his brother, which
tended so much to retard the progress of this publication ; and for their
support of the scheme proposed by him for the completion of the Work now
happily achieved.
33, Bloomsbury Street, W.C.,
July 1874.
\* It is requested that where the words " Pole, Devon.," occur, they
mav be altered to " Collinson, Somerset."
INTRODUCTION
The object of this Work is to enable the generality of persons, though but
slightly acquainted with heraldry, to ascertain with facility the names of
the families by whom any given coats of arms are, or have been, borne. For
this purpose a very large number of coats have been for the first time arranged
in alphabetical order, so that any of them may be readily found ; and the
names of the respective families are attached:
The Plan of the Work is simply this : the arms are blasoned {i.e., techni-
cally described), and are arranged in alphabetical order by the names of such of
the respective charges as are first mentioned in the blason ; so that the inquirer
has but to blason the coat, and the first charge that he names shows under
what title in tins Dictionary the coat is to be sought. When the*0, is no
charge, the tincture of the field is to be considered as the charge, and such a
coat will be found under the head of that metal, color, or fur. Again ; when
there is no charge, if the field be party, the ordinary employed to designate
the direction of the partition gives the place of a coat of this kind in the
alphabet; thus, for example, per bend will be found under bend. In like
manner, when there is no charge, coats that are harry, bendy, gyronny, paly,
etc., will be found respectively under bar, bend, gyron, pale, etc. Coats
which are billety, crusily, or otherwise semy, follow a similar rule ; for if there
be no other charge, those of which the field is semy are regarded as charges ;
but they are considered as parts of the field when there is another charge*
In a few cases, the different modes of blasoning of which arms are capable
may make it necessary to refer to more than one title.
Some of the charges, such as the ordinaries and others much in use, form
heads so comprehensive, that several divisions and subdivisions became indis-
pensable : there it will be seen that further alphabetical arrangements have
been observed ; sometimes by the tinctures only, and sometimes by the charges
* This, it will be observed, is confined to the field ; on the contrary, charges which are
billety, crnsily, etc., are regarded as surcharged.
B
X INTRODUCTION.
also. This part of the Plan will be best learned by inspection ; for it is hardly-
possible to express it precisely in a few words. It may, however, be stated,
that when the coat has only one charge, or charges of one kind, the second
alphabet is by the tinctures ; but in more complicated cases there is an
alphabet of those charges or surcharges which fall under that part of any
division or subdivision, ivhich makes it to differ from a preceding one ; and as
often as such a charge is a chief, quarter, canton, or base which is surcharged,
there is a further alphabet of these surcharges ; and in every case there is
finally an alphabetical arrangement of the coats by the tinctures. It will be
observed that under some subdivisions the coats appear to be not in alpha-
betical order by their tinctures. It will, however, be found that they are
arranged in groups according to some of the charges named in the blason ;
and that each group has the coats in it alphabetically arranged by their
tinctures. A new group begins as often as a variation either in kind or
in number occurs in the charges. The apparent irregularity is due to the
absence of headings to the several groups. All beasts, birds, fishes, flowers,
fruits, etc., though specially named, come together in their respective places,
just as if the proper headings, according to this Dictionary, had been
inserted. A? .. i,. not easy without practice to supply those headings
mentally, a coal may often be more readily found by looking at once for the
tincture of the field ; ibr^hese subdivisions rarely contain many coats, and it
$oes not in general take much time to run the eye over all the first named
tinctures
It will be seen that of several objects constituting a charge or surcharge
the first in the order of blason, and of a complicated charge or surcharge the
•'•■>t important portion, have respectively been taken for the alphabetical
words.
The usual marks of cadency, when employed merely as modern differences,
are not to be regarded as charges or surcharges for any of the above purposes ;
and the occasional difference, the bordure, is not to be relied on as a distinctive
charge, except in the simpler coats : arms within one may often be found in
this Work where they would have been if there had been no bordure.
Charges over all form no element of subdivision.
For those who are moderately conversant with Heraldry the preceding
explanation might suffice ; but to render the Plan more intelligible to persons
who are less skilled in the technical description of arms, and to assist the
memory of others, such of the rules of blason as are applicable to the sub-
ject are subjoined, with some remarks in further elucidation of the method
observed in this Work.
1. The tincture, if but one, of the field is first to be noticed.
2. If the field be of more than one tincture, the partition is to be named
INTRODUCTION. xi
with any peculiarity, such as indented or the like, and then the tinctures ; as
for example, parly per pale indented arg. and gu.
The word party is generally omitted in this Work, and only per fess,
per pale, etc., used in such cases. Instead of per cross the term quarterly,
as being more commonly understood, lias been employed ; and such coats
without charges are to be found under that head. When the arms in
question consist of two or more coats marshalled quarterly, they are to
be sought separately. The arrangement as to such arms as are harry,
bendy, paly, etc., and also as to such as are semy as regards the field, has
been explained above.
3. Next comes the principal ordinary (not being a chief) or, if none, the
central charge (if any) on the field, with any peculiarity and its tincture ; as
arg. a chevron engrailed gu., or arg. a lion rampant gu.
4. Then should follow any other charges on the field, between or within
which such ordinary or other central charge is placed, as arg. a chevron betw.
three mullets az.
These two rules have been carefully observed ; although it is not
unusual to say, for example, arg. between two cotices an anchor gu., in
this Work the blason is arg. an anchor between two cotices gu. In like
manner a " bend coticed", is a " bend between two cotices". The other
diminutives have been treated in the same way; and a "bar-gemel"
is reckoned as " two bars". The word between is sometimes omitted, for
brevity, in the blason of such coats as are referred to in rule 4, when
the accompanying charges are of different kinds ; as for example, arg. a
fess gu. in chief two mullets az. in base a fleur-de-lis vert.
5. If the principal ordinary or other central charge be itself charged, then
on is to precede it ; but the surcharge on it is not to be named till after the
other charges (if any) on the field, between or within which such ordinary or
other central charge is placed ; as arg. on a chevron between three mullets gu. an
estoile or.
There are, however, some ill-devised complicated coats of modern
date, which, to avoid obscurity, are generally blasoned by naming the
surcharge immediately after the charge on which it is placed. There
are also coats of earlier date, in which an ordinary is surmounted by
another of the same land ; these are sometimes blasoned, for example,
thus : gu. a fess or surmounted of another az. between three crescents arg. ;
but they will here be found in accordance with the rule, as gu. on a fess
or betw. three crescents arg. another fess az. Marks of cadency or the like
used as differences will be presently mentioned.
6. If there be no central charge, the charges on the field should be mentioned
mediately after it, as they may be placed, regard being had to the rules
ich follow ; as arg. three mullets gu. two and one (or in pale, in bend, in fess,
the like).
xii INTRODUCTION.
Iu describing the places that charges occupy, such terms as in chief,
in base, between, and vrithin, frequently occur, and are used in the subdi-
visions of the larger heads in this Dictionary. There are other terms
hardly less common, such as in bend, in f ess, in pale, etc., indicating the
relative positions of charges when there is no such ordinary in the coat ;
but the arrangement of this Work does not in any way depend on them.
7. Charges in chief and in base are to be named after those in the middle
of the field ; and those in chief before those in base, but subject to the next
rule.
In general, a chief is not understood to be a charge in chief ; that
ordinary being in the nature of an addition to the field. But for the
purpose of the methodical distribution of the arms under the more
important heads, it has been found convenient to use the term in chief
in an extended sense, and to comprise under it, not only charges properly
so designated from their position, but also a chief itself, whether sur-
charged or not. It is essential to bear this in mind, and also that in
base is used in its utmost latitude.
8. A chief, quarter, or canton with its surcharges (if any) is to be named
after the charges (if any) on other parts of the escucheon.
9. All charges and surcharges inclosed within a bordure are to be named
before it.
When a bordure is the sole or primary charge, the coat will be found
under that head in the Dictionary.
10. A chief, quarter, or canton overlying a bordure must be named after it.
11. In like manner, any charge over the others, or as it is termed over all,
must be mentioned after them.
When one ordinary or other charge is on the field, and another over
all, such arms are often to be found represented and blasoned differently ;
so that it becomes uncertain which is the primary charge. This occurs
occasionally even where a lion or other beast is debruised by a bar, a
bend, or the like. It is therefore expedient, when there is a charge
over all, and the coat cannot be found under what appears to be the
primary charge, to turn to that which overlies it, as if that were on the
field. In blasoning such coats the word surmounted should be avoided,
as it may lead to a coat of this kind being mistaken for a surcharge on
a charge only.
12. The marks of cadency, when used as modern differences to distingui;
younger sons and junior branches of families, and also the mark of
Baronetcy, are to be named last.
From what has been said it will be evident, that to find any given cc
the course is to observe the charge which is first named in blasoning it, a
INTRODUCTION. Xlii
to turn to that title in the Dictionary.* If the charge be of a kind but rarely
used as a primary one, it will form a head which is divided only according to
the number of them borne in the various coats in which it so occurs ; and
under these divisions such coats follow in alphabetical order by their
tinctures : so that if the coat be a simple one, consisting of any number of
charges of that sort only, it is readily found.
Should the first charge be one of more frequent occurrence, as for example
mullets, then instead of the division only according to the number in different
coats, there will be found divisions according to the manner in which they
are borne as primary charges with others accompanying them, following a
method of distributing the various coats under the larger heads, which is
observed throughout this Work ; and suppose the coat in question to be, for
example, gu. five annulets arcj. a canton erm., then under the division " five
annulets and in chief" (for a canton is always borne in chief), follow the class
of coats to which this belongs, in alphabetical order by the names of the
respective charges in chief. A reference to the Work itself will furnish
numerous examples of such cases, and of others analogous to them.
The principal ordinaries and other charges of most common occurrence
form such comprehensive heads, that the divisions and subdivisions under each
of them are numerous ; and it will facilitate the use of this Dictionary, if the
Plan of it, in this respect, be noticed with more particularity, as it extends
more or less to all the important charges. It is obvious that if a charge
occupy the centre, or indeed any other part of the field, whatever charge or
charges accompany it must, speaking generally, be either upon, above, or
below, or on one or more sides of it, that is, in heraldic language on it,
in chief, in base, or on the dexter or the sinister side ; or it will be between
or within them ; or it may be within a bordure, orle, or tressure. The cases
of the dexter and the sinister side, as well as some other possible ones, may be
for the present purpose disregarded : the rest enter largely into the method
of distributing the various coats. The head Pale, for example, may be made
to show, as fully as any other, the scheme or method which has been devised ;
and this may be most effectually done by bringing all the divisions and subdi-
visions under the eye at once in a tabular form, premising only that, though
they are chiefly derived from the various conditions in which a Pale, charged
or not, or palets may stand in relation to other charges, the partition of the
field in the direction of a pale or palewise has supplied the divisions
Per Pale and PALY.f
* Or to the more general title under which that charge is comprised.
f The Pale was selected by the author for the purpose of exemplifying the scheme, and
it has been thought best to retain it, though the coats arranged under this head in the Work
have not required all the subdivisions here mentioned.
xiv INTRODUCTION.
PALE
PER PALE
1 PALE
and in chief
and in base
between or within
and in chief
and in base
ON 1 PALE
and in chief
and in base
between or within
and in chief
and in base
. These are divided according to the number, with in each
PALETS
!
case subdivisions as above.
PALY
Under each of the above divisions and subdivisions follow the arms
answering to it in alphabetical order by the charges and the tinctures, or if no
charge, according to the tinctures only. The mode in which this has been
accomplished will be best understood from an inspection of some of the
examples given under the head Pale, or under the more comprehensive heads,
Bend, Chevron, and Pess. More, indeed, will be learned by running the eye
over the several subordinate headings under those heads than could be com-
municated by any description. It must be remembered that in chief compre-
hends every charge there, even a chief itself. Per pale and paly are not
subdivided ; for, as has been explained, when there are charges on such fields,
these coats do not come under the head pale, but under those respectively of
the several primary charges. A bordure does not form a distinctive charge in
the above arrangement, except where the word within occurs : some coats con-
sisting of a primary charge and one in chief (or in base) within a bordure are '
placed under between or within and in chief (or in base, if such is the case). It
will be observed that over all forms no subdivision ; the consequence of which
is, that though a coat with a pale (for example) only on the field may become
comparatively complex by reason of a charge over all being itself charged ;
still it is to be sought under a pale, and so in analogous cases. Paly
and also barry, bendy, etc., are not confined to even numbers of the pieces,
because in early heraldry coats occur, intended for the same, which have the
number sometimes even and sometimes odd. As one of the consequences of
the diminutives of the principal ordinaries not being distinguishable inter ke
in early coats, under Bend cotiees will be found as bcndlcts.
INTRODUCTION. XV
In general, the terms of the blason point out very clearly under what divi-
sion or subdivision a coat is to be sought ; but occasionally this is more readily
suggested by the coat itself or a sketch of it. Thus a pale hillcty falls under
on A pale, since "billety" is "charged with billets exceeding ten." Again, a
pale and three charges, say for example mullets, whether two and one (the
arrangement when nothing more is said), or in chief, in bend, in fess, or in
base, come under on a pale between ; for one of the mullets is on the pale,
and that is between the two others. The same remark is applicable to such a
coat as per fess gu. and or a pale counter changed and three eagles displayed of
the last. The pile would have furnished examples similar to those furnished
by the pale. Should the unskilled inquirer hesitate by reason of the omission
01 the word between in such coats as arg. a fess gu. in chief two mullets az. in
base a feur-de-lis vert, a glance at the coat as tricked (i.e., sketched) will
remove all difficulty.
Those that have had but little experience in early heraldic examples, to
say nothing of the more recent, know how difficult it often is to determine
what species of beast, bird, fish, flower, fruit, monster, reptile, or tree, a charge
was intended to represent. This has led to all kinds being brought together
under the respective titles of beast, bird, fish, flower, fruit, monster,
reptile, and tree, and there distinguished by their several special names : so
that different species may be sought for at most within a few pages, instead
of having to turn to several remote parts of the volume. Demi-animals come
under the same head as the entire animals of the same kind, and have pre-
cedence of them ; so that, for example, demi-lions come before lions. With
the exception of demi-animals, all parts of animals, including those of the
human figure, will be found under their heraldic designations ; and a similar
rule has been applied to all parts of vegetables. Heads comprise not only
those of animals, but also those of inanimate objects, as, for example, spear-
heads. Fleurs-de-lis (not being lilies proper or lis of the garden) are not
ranked as flowers, but as fleurs-de-lis ; nor are cinquefoils, which, as also
foils of all numbers, are to be sought under foils ; and in lieu of tre, quatre,
cinque, etc., the figures, 3, 4, 5, etc., are used to distinguish the several kinds.
Bezants, etc., are to be found under the general term roundle ; and several
other charges which it seemed expedient to class under general heads are
arranged under such heads.
The inconveniences which would otherwise have arisen from such classifi-
cations are, it is hoped, obviated to a great extent by the Table which is given
at p. xix, showing under what general titles in the several alphabets the
various species of classified charges are to be sought, when this does not
appear above, or by cross references in the Work itself.
XVI INTRODUCTION.
In early heraldry there are some charges of different kinds which have been
often confounded and variously blasoned. Thus the distinction between the
diminutives inter se, and sometimes between them and the principal ordinary
itself, was not recognised ; as, for example, a bendlet and a cotice, and also a
bendlet and a bend (as we now regard them), were often identical, there being
no rule for the proportion of such charges. So roses and cinquefoils or quatre-
foils, lozenges and fusils, a fess indented and lozenges or fusils in fess, a fess
indented and a fess engrailed, masculy and lozengy, vair and nebuly, and some
others, have been mistaken for each other. Such causes of uncertainty in the
charges give occasion to search being made for very early coats under different
heads ; which is an inconvenience no classification could avoid.
The author's idea of this Work was not altogether new : almost simul-
taneously with his completion of his arrangement, but without any knowledge
of the undertaking, W. S. Walford, Esq., F.S.A., advocated in the Archaeo-
logical Journal* the necessity for some publication of the kind. That
gentleman's patient investigation of the Plan of the proposed Work led to so
favorable an estimate of it, as to induce him to promote its appearance, not
only in the usual manner, but also by giving valuable advice whenever the
author had occasion to ask his assistance.
The author always deprecated a hasty opinion of the Work : for though,
in an attempt so novel and so laborious, he could not expect to produce one
that was faultless, he was convinced that by a careful examination of it, many,
if not all, objections that may occur on a superficial view will be satisfactorily
removed.
* Remarks on Mediceval Heraldry, with a view to an Ordinary of Arms, etc., 1848,
vol. v, p. 9-17.
XV11
5LE OP THE ALPHABETICAL TITLES
under which the Anna are nrranr/pd.
PAGE.
PAGE.
PAGE.
-
PAGE.
Anchor ...
3
Bone
340
Churn . . .
590
File
.. 835
Angles . . .
4
Book
340
Clock
591
Fillet
.. 835
Annulet...
4
Bordure
341
Cloud
591
Fireball .
.. 835
Anvil
7
Bouget . . .
346
Comb
591
Fish
.. 835
Argent ...
7
Bow
347
Compasses
591
Flame
.. 843
Arrow . . .
7
Bowstring
348
Cone
591
Flaunch
.. 843
Astrolabe
10
Bracket . . .
348
Coronet . . .
591
Fleur-de-
Auger . . .
10
Bridle . . .
349
Coulter . . .
593
lis
.. 846
Axe
10
Broach ...
349
Crampet...
593
Flower .
.. 859
Azure
13
Broom . . .
349
Crescent
593
Foil
.. 864
>
Bubble . . .
349
Gripping
Fork
.. 876
Balance . . .
13
Buckle . . .
349
iron . . .
603
Fountain
Banner . . .
13
Building
350
Cross
603
(water)
877
Bar
14
Bundle of
Cup
676
Frame
.. 877
Barnacle
56
REEDS ...
352
Cushion ...
678
Fret
.. 877
Barrow ...
56
Burling
Fruit
.. 888
Basket . . .
56
IRON . . .
352
Dibble . . .
679
Fusil
.. 890
Battering
BUTTRICES
352
Dice
679
•
ram
56
.
DOVEHOUSE
679
Garb
.. 894
Beacon ...
57
Cake of
Gate
.. 898
Bead
57
copper
352
Ear
679
Glass
.. 898
Beast
57
Caltrap . . .
352
Ermine . . .
679
Gouttes .
.. 898
Beehive ...
180
Candle-
Escallop
679
Gules
.. 899
Bell
181
stick ...
352
Escar-
Gun
.. 899
Bellows
181
Canton ...
352
BUNCLE
684
Gusset
.. 899
Belt
181
Cap
363
ESCROLL ...
685
Gyron
.. 899
Bend
182
Castle . . .
364
ESCUCHEON
685
Billet . . .
292 '
■ Cave
371
ESTOILE ...
694
Hair
.. 901
Bird
294
Chain
371
Eye
699
Hammer .
.. 901
Bit
339
Chair
371
Hand
.. 901
Blade . . .
339
Chart ...
371
Ean
699
Harp
.. 908
Block , . .
340
Chequy ...
371
Fasces . . .
699
Harrow .
.. 908
Board . . .
340
Chessrook
372
Feather . . .
699
Head
.. 908
Bodkin . . .
340
Chevron...
372
Ferris ...
699
Heart
.. 944
Bolt
340
Chief
554
Fess
699
Hempbreak
: 947
c
XV111
table of the alphabetical titles.
PAGE.
PAGE.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Hill
947
Mullet .
.. 989
Rest
..1045
Tassel
..1111
Hook
948
Ribbon .
..1045
Teeth
,.1111
Horn
948
Nail
.. 998
Rock
..1045
Telescope.,
,.1111
Horseshoe
951
Nest
.. 999
Roll
..1046
Tent
,.1111
Human
Numeral
999
Roundle. ,
.1046
Threstle .,
.1111
FIGURE
952
Rudder .,
.1056
Thunder-
Oar
.. 999
bolt
,.1111
Icicle . . .
955
Or
.. 999
Sable
..1056
Tiara
..1111
Inkmoline
955
Orle
.. 999
Saddle .
..1056
Top
.1111
Insect . . .
956
Sail
..1056
Torch
.1111
Instru-
Pack
..1001
Saltire .
..1056
Tower
.1111
ment . . .
957
Pale
..1001
Scarpe . ,
.1088
Tree
.1112
Pall
..1019
Sceptre .,
.1088
Tressure .,
.1119
Key
958
Peel
..1019
Scythe .
,.1088
Triangle .,
.1119
Kiln
959
Pen
..1019
Shell
.1088
Trinity
..1119
Knife
959
Pheon .
..1019
Ship
.1088
Trivet
.1119
Knot
959
Pile
.1021
Shot
.1093
Tub and
Pillar . ,
.1031
Shuttle .,
.1093
Tun
.1119
Label
960
Pipe
..1032
Sling
.1093
Turnpike .,
,.1119
Ladder . . .
960
Pitcher .
..1032
Spade
..1093
Lamp
960
Platter ..
.1032
Spear
.1093
Van
.1119
Leaf
960
Plough .,
.1032
Spectacle
1095
Vair and
-LiEG • . •
962
Point
.1032
Sphere . ,
.1095
Vairy . ,
,1119
Letter . . .
965
Pole
.1032
Spindle ..
.1095
Vert
.1120
Lock
966
PORTCULLIS1032
Spoon
.1095
Violin
.1120
Lozenge ...
966
Press
..1033
Spur
,.1096
Lure
973
Purse
..1033
Square . ,
.1096
Wedge
.1121
Squibe .
..1096
Wheel
.1121
Mallet ...
973
Quarter .
..1033
Staff
,.1096
Whip
.1122
Mantle ...
973
Quarterly 1035
Stilt
.1099
Whirlpool
1122
Mas cle ...
973
Quiver .,
,.1043
Stirrup .,
.1099
Wing
.1122
Mast
977
Stone
.1100
Working
Maunch . . .
977
Eaft
.1043
SUGAR-LOAFllOO
card
.1124
Mill
979
Rainbow.,
.1043
Sun
.1100
Wreath . .
.1124
Millpick...
979
Pake
..1043
Sword . ,
.1101
Mitre
979
Ray
,.1043
Yoke
.1125
Monster...
979
Reel
..1043
Tail
.1110
Mortar ...
989
Reptile .
..1043
Target . ,
.1111
Zules
.1125
XIX
TABLE OF CERTAIN CHARGES WHICH ARE TO BE FOUND
UNDER MORE GENERAL TITLES.
This is supplemental to the cross references in the Work itself : it does not include the
Charges which are shown by those references to be comprised under other Titles.
Charges.
Titles.
Charges.
Titles.
Acorn cup .
Cup
Bezant
Roundle
Adam or Naked
Bible .
, ,
Book
man
Human Figure
Big wheat
§ #
Fruit
Addice
Axe
Birth fish
# ,
Fish
African or Indian
Human Figure
Bishop
. .
Human Figure
Albanian bonnet .
Cap
Bittern
t .
Bird (Heron)
Alder or Elder-
Blazing star
s
Estoile
berry
Fruit
Blue-bottle
. .
Flower
Almond slip
Tree
Boat .
t ,
Ship
Anchor
Letter also
Boat hook
■
Hook
Antelope ( Hera I die)
Beast (Antelope)
Bonfire
, .
Beacon
Apollo
Human Figure
Bonnet
,
Cap
Archer
Human Figure
Bourdon
.
Staff
Armillary sphere .
Sphere
Bowl .
.
Cup and Platter
Armour
Human Figure,
Brambling .
.
Tree
• Head, Leg, etc.
Branch
.
Tree
Arrow bead
Pheon
Brig .
#
Ship
Ash
Tree
Britannia .
,
Human Figure
Astrolabe . .
Sphere also
Brize .
a
Insect (Gadfly)
Broach
a
Instrument
Bacchus
Human Figure
Brogue
•
Leg
Backgammon
Broom (Plant)
Tree
table
Board
Brunsay or Gadfly
Insect
Bag .
Purse
Bunch of grass
Bag of madder
Cushion
and reeds
Tree
Balm .
Tree
Bundle of arrows
Arrow
Barberry branch .
Tree
cotton
Knot and Pack
Bark .
Ship •
Bunten or Bunting
Bird (Finch)
Basilisk
Monster
Burdock
Leaf
Basnet
Head and Human
Burdon
Staff
Figure
Burgonet
Head (Human
Baston
Bend
figure)
Battle axe .
Axe and Spear
Bay .
Tree
Cannet
Bird (Buck)
Beaver
Beast (Beaver)
Canton voided
Square
Bell (Hawk's) .
Bell
Carbuncle .
Escarbuncle
Belt .
Belt and Ribbon
Carnation .
Flower
Bend .
Ribbon also
Casque
Head
Betony
Leaf
Cavalier
.
Human Figure
XX
TABLE OF CHARGES UNDER OTHER TITLES.
Chargt
Titles.
Charges.
Titles.
Cedar .
Tree
Digging-iron
Spade
Centa.ur or Sagit-
Dirk .
Sword
tarius
Monster
Dock leaf .
Leaf
Chabot or Chalbot
Fish
Doe
Beast (Deer)
Chain shot .
Shot
Door .
Building
Chalice
Candlestick & Cup
Dove .
Bird (Pigeon)
Chapeau
Cap
Dove house
Building also
Chaplet
Wreath
Dung fork .
Fork
Charity
Human Figure
Dyke .
Building
Cherub
Head and Human
Figure
Eagle .
Bird
Chess rook .
Zules also
Ear of rye .
Fruit
Chevalier
Human Figure
Ear of wheat
Fruit
Cheval trap
Caltrap
Eel spear .
Spear
China Cokar
Tree
Effet, Eft .
Reptile (Lizard)
Chough
Bird (Crow)
Eight foil .
Foil
Church
Building
Elder berry
. Fruit
Cinquefoil .
Foil
Elephant
. Beast
Civic crown
Wreath
Escucheon voidec
i Orle
Coat of mail
Human Figure
Cock and Hen
Bird (Cock)
Fabulous animal
. Monster
Cold well .
Building
Fasces
. Axe also
Collar (Dog's) .
Belt
Fencock
. Bird (Heron)
Compasses .
Instrument also
Fermail
Buckle
Coot .
Bird {Coot)
Ferral or Verule
. Annulet and Orle
Cormorant .
Bird
Ferris .
. Instrument also
Corn .
Fruit (Wheat)
Figure or Numeral Letter
Cornet
Horn
Fire brand .
Torch
Cornish Chough .
Bird (Crow)
Firepan
Beacon
Cost or Cotise
Bend
Fish pot
. Wheel
Cote .
Building
Flaming bush
Tree
Cotton
Tree
Flax comb .
. Comb
Cotton (bundle of)
Pack
Float, Flote
Instrument
Crawfish
Fish (Crevices)
Foine .
. Beast (Fitch)
Crequer plant
Tree
Forest .
. Tree
Crevices
Fish (Crawfish)
Fountain
. Building and Well
Creyke
Bird (Raven)
also
Cronel or Coronel
Head (Spear)
Fox .
. Beast
Cross .
Sal tire also
Frasier
. Flower
Crossbow .
Bow
Fusil .
. Spindle also
Crow .
Bird
•
Crown
Coronet
Gal trap
Caltrap
Crowned heart
Heart
Ganape
Bird (Turkey Cock)
Crutch
Staff-
Ganapie
Bird (Cormorant)
Cubit arm .
Hand
Garlic
. Fruit
Culverin
Gun
Garter
.' Belt and Bend
Currier's shave .
Instrument
Garvin
. Fish
Curry comb.
Comb
Gateway
. Building
Cygnet
Bird (Swan)
Ged .
. Fish (Pike)
Cypress sprig
Tree
Glazier's snippers Instrument
cripping
Dagger . _ .
Sword
iron
. Instrument
Danish Warrior .
Human Figure
Gletven or Trefoi
I
Dart .
Arrow and Spear
grass
Foil
Decrescent .
Crescent
Gourd
Fruit
Deer goat .
Msnstor (Head)
Grapes
. Fruit
Die
?rffce
Grass .
. Tree
TABLE OF CHARGES UNDER OTHER TITLES.
XXI
Charges.
Titles.
Charges.
Titles.
Grazier or Spoke-
Lamb (three-
shave
Instrument
headed) .
Monster
Greave
Leg
Lampago or Man
Grenade
Fireball
tiger
Monster
Grosing iron
Instrument
Lancet or Fleam .
Instrument
Grove .
Tree
Leech .
Reptile
Guinea wheat
Fruit
Leg bone .
Bone
Gun stone .
Roundle (Pellet)
Link or firebrand
Torch
Gurges • .
Whirlpool
Lion poisson
Monster
Guttees
Gouttes
Lizard
Reptile
Lobster's elaws .
Leg
Habergeon .
Human Figure
Long cross . .
Staff
Hake .
Fish (Bream)
Halbert
Axe, Blade, and
Man in armour .
Human Figure
Spear
Mandrake .
Tree
Half spear .
Arrow and Spear
Marlion, Merlion .
Bird (Martlet)
Hammer
Mallet also
Marten
Beast (Fitch)
Hank of silk
Knot
Matchlock .
Gun
Hank of bow-
Merchant brig
Ship
strings
Knot
Mew .
Bird (Gull)
Harvest fly .
Insect
Mitus .
Bird (Pheasant)
Hat band .
Belt
Moor cock and
Hawthorn .
Tree
hen .
Bird
Head of arrow
Morse .
Beast (Seal) anc
and dart
Pheon
Monster
Head of spear or
Mountain cat
Beast (Gat)
Cronel
Head (Spear)
Heathcock .
Bird (Moorcock)
Naked man .
Human Figure
Hedgehog fish
Fish (Sea Urchin)
Narcissus
Flower
Heliotrope .
Flower tf^jml? S$a
Noah's Ark .
Ship
Hempbreak
Instrument Ik.'V
Numeral
Letter also
Hill and Hillock
Rock also
Hogshead .
Tun
Olive .
Tree
Holly branch and
Orange
Roundle
bush
Tree
Organ pipe .
Horn and Pipe
Hook .
Rake also
Organ rest .
Rest
Hopbine
Tree
Ounce .
Beast (Lynx)
Hop pole only .
Staff
Hop pole and
Pack saddle
Saddle
fruit
Tree
Palm branch
Tree
Hornet
Insect
Parchment .
Roll
Horseman .
Human Figure
Partridge .
Bird
Hulk .
Ship
Paschal Lamb
Beast (Sheep)
Hurst . . .
Trees
Passion nails
IS ail
Paviour's pickaxe
Axe
Ibex .
Beast (Antelope)
Penner and Ink-
Implement .
Instrument
horn
Book
Infula .
Cap
Pennoncel .
Banner
Inkhorn and
Pepper pod
Fruit
penner
Book
Peruke
Head (Human
Iron or digging-
Figure)
spade
Spade
Pestle
Mortar
Pick .
Mill pick
Jaw bone .
Bone
Pick axe
Axe
Pike staff .
Spear
Knot of silk
Knot
Pillow .
Cushion
Pine cone .
Fruit
XX11
TABLE OF CHARGES UNDER OTHER TITLES.
Charges.
Titles.
Charges.
Titles.
Plasterer's ham-
Starling
Bird
mer .
Hammer
Steel for striking
Playing-top .
Top
fire .
Ferris & Instrument
Plumber's or sol-
Stem .
Tree
dering iron
Instrument
Stock .
Tree
Pole .
Staff and Tree also
Stock card .
Working card
Pole axe
Axe and Spear
Stone bill .
Wedge
Powet or Tadpole
Reptile (Frog)
Sugar cane .
Tree
Pruning hook
Hook
Sugar loaf .
Cone also
Sunflower .
Flower
Quill or Trundle .
Fusil and Shuttle
Surgeon's fleam .
Instrument
Quill of Tarn
Fusil
Sword fish (blade
of) .
Blade
Ragged Staff
Staff
Reeds .
Bundle and Trees
Tadpole
Reptile (Frog)
Regalia
Coronet
Tassel or Teasel .
Flower also, & Tree
Remora
Monster
Tau .
Cross and Letter
Ribbon
Bend also
Temple
Building
Roele (or Rowel)
Mullet
Thatcher's hook .
Comb, Hook, and
Round well .
Building
Rake
Thighbone .
Bone
Saint Giles and
Thorn .
Tree
St. Columb.
Human Figure
Tirret or Shackbolt
Lock
Salix .
Tree
Tobacco plant
Tree
Salmon's spear .
Spear
Toison or Fleece .
Beast (Sheep)
Salt
Cup
Trefoil leaf
Leaf
Saltorel
Saltire and Cross
Tressel
Threstle
Scroll .
Escroll and Roll
Trestle
Threstle
Scythe blade
Blade
Tricorporate Lion
Monster
Sea calf
Beast (Seal)
True-lover's knot
Knot
Sea crow
Bird (Cormorant)
Trundle
Fusil & Instrument
Sea dragon .
Monster
Trussel
Threstle
Sea gull
Bird (Gull)
Tuft of grass
Tree
Sea lion
Beast, also Monster
Tuft of reeds
Bundle and Tree
Sea teal
Bird (Duck)
Turnip
Flower
Sea urchin .
Fish
Turnstile
Reel
Seal .
Beast
Shakefork .
Fork
Vane .
Banner
Shamrock .
3-Foil
Vannet
Escallop
Shankbone .
Bone
Verules
Annulet and Orle
Sheaf of arrows .
Arrow
Yiures or Vivres
Bar dance tty
Sheep .
Beast
Sheldrake .
Bird (Duck)
Wallet
Purse
Shin bone .
Bone
Wastle cake
Roundle
Shrine
Building
"Water leaf .
Leaf
Silkworm fly
Insect
Welke or Whelk .
Fish
Slaughter axe
Axe
Wharrow
Fusil and Spindle
Slay, Slea .
Bundle
Wig .
Head (Human
Slip of leaves
Tree
Figure)
Snaffle bit .
Bit
Windmill sail
Sail
Spade .
Blade also
Wine press .
Press
iron
Blade and Cram-
Winnowing baS-
pette
KCt • • •
Van
Spike .
Nail
Wood bill .
Axe
Spoonbill
Bird
Wool comb
Comb
Stag .
Beast (Deer)
Wool pack & sack
Pack
Stag's horn
Horn
Wound
Roundle (Hurt)
PAPWORTH'S
ORDINARY OF BRITISH
ARMORIALS.
THE AUTHORITIES TO WHICH REFERENCE IS MADE BY THE
ITALIC CAPITALS IN THE BODY OF THIS WORK.
A. Acre Roll, dated a.d. 1192 (but 1 later). Ashmolean MS. 1120; Harleian MS.
6137.
## Roll, circa a.d. 1240-45. Printed by Nicolas, 8vo., London 1829, from
MS. l, 14, in the College of Arms.
C Roll circa a.d. 1256-66. Printed in Leland's Collectanea, 8vo., Oxford
1707, ii, 610; Harl. MS. 6589.
D. Roll, circa a.d. 1286. Harl. MS. 6137.
E. Roll, circa a.d. 1277-87. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.
F. Roll, circa a.d. 1262-92. Harl. MS. 6137.
G. Roll, circa a.d. 1296. Harl. MS. 6137.
H. Falkirk Roll, a.d. 1298. Harl. MS. 6589.
I. Roll, circa a.d. 1299. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.
J. Roll, circa a.d. 1300. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.
K. Caerlaveroc Poem, a.d. 1301. Printed in Grose's Antiquarian Repertory, 4to.,
London 1779, ii, 107-284, from Cotton MS. Caligula A, 18; and by Nicolas,
4to., London 1828, from the same MS. and from another in the College of
arms: Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.
L. Dunstable Roll, a.d. 1308. Harl. MSS. 6137, and 6589.
M. Roll, circa a.d. 1300-12. Harl. MS. 6589.
N. Roll, circa a.d. 1308-14. Printed by Mores, 4to., Oxford 1749, from
Queen's College (Oxford) MS. 158, and from Bodleian MS., Dods worth 145-
5086; in Grose's Antiquarian Repertory, 4to., London 1780, iii, 86, from
Borret's MS.; in Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, fol., London 1827, i, 410;
and by Nicolas, 8vo., London 1828, both from Cott. MS. Caligula A, 18 : Ashmol.
MS., Wood f, 33: Harl. MSS. 4033, 5803, 6137, and 6589 ; Lansdowne MS.
855.
0. Boroughbridge Roll, a.d. 1322. Printed in Palgrave's Parliamentary Writs, fol.,
London 1830, ii, Appendix 196, from Wynn's MS. Ashmol. MS. 831.
P. Roll, after a.d. 1338. Printed in Nichols's Collectanea Topographica,8vo.,
London 1834, ii, 320, from Grimaldi's MS.
Q. Calais Bannerets, a.d. 1345-48. Printed by Mores, 4to., Oxford 1749, from West's
MS.: Ashmol. MS. 1120: Cotton MS. Tiberius e 9; Harl. MSS. 6589 and 6595.
R. Calais Knights, a.d. 1348. Harl. MS. 6589.
S. Roll, circa a.d. 1392-97. Printed by Willement, 4to., London 1834, from
Newling's MS.
T. Rouen Roll, a.d. 1418. Ashmol. MS. 1120: Harl. MS. 6137.
U. Parliament Roll, a.d. 1512. Cole MS. 30: another, a.d. 1515, printed by Wille-
ment, fol., London 1829.
V. Glover's Ordinary, Cotton MS. Tiberius d, 10 ; Harl. MSS. 1392, and 1459.
W. Withie's additions, to the last-named, in Harl. MS. 1459.
X Jenyn's Collection, Harl. M.S. 6589.
Y. Jenyn's Ordinary, partly printed by Nicolas, 8vo., London 1829, from MS. in the
College of Arms ; but of greater length in Harl. MS. 6589.
Z. Sandford, Genealogical History, fol., London 1707 ; the numerals -which follow this
letter refer to the pages in that book.
V*. Coats, incorrectly given in the printed Glover's Ordinary, which have been copied
into books of reference and probably used as actual coats.
All those coats for which no authorities are cited have been derived
from heraldic works of repute, and trustworthy other sources.
PAPWORTH'S
ORDINARY OF BRITISH ARMORIALS.
ACORN see Fruit.
ADDER see Reptile. ALANT see Beast.
ALCE see Monster.
ALLERION see Bird.
ANCHOR
(including Grappling-iron) ;
palewise unless otherwise described.
Arg. an anchor az. surmounted by a maunch sa.
charged with three crosses patty of the field.
Colpoys.
Arg. an anchor without a stock ppr. environed
on the centre with the letter C or. Clement's
Inn.
Arg. an anchor sa. Skipton.
Az. an anchor arg. Offer, Scotland, W.
Az. an anchor or. Fere, Scotland, W. Fero.
Barry of six arg. and az. over all an anchor with
two cables fixed to the ring noded and pendent
or. Allen, London.
Gu. an anchor arg. the ring or. Zachert.
Gu. an anchor arg. the stock or. Goadefroy.
Goodreed, Ribstan, co. York. Goodrood.
Gu. an anchor or. Fair, Scotland.
Or an anchor az. Dutonge.
Or an anchor gu. Fairholm, Craige Hall, Scot-
land.
Or an anchor gu. quarterly with arg. a boar's head
erased sa. all within a bordure az. Fairholm,
Greenhill, recorded 1757.
Or an anchor sa. Chappell, London, Her.
Off. MSS. Vincent, No. 154. Chappell, Lon-
don, W.
Or an anchor sa. charged with a fleur-de-lis arg.
for diff. Chappell.
Per fess or and arg. an anchor sa. Harrison,
London.
Vert an anchor az. (but ? arg. or ppr.) Letemps.
1 ANCHOR and in chief
Chief
Arg. an anchor az. a chief gu. May, Ireland.
on a Chief Coronet
Az. a cabled anchor supported by a lion ramp, or
on a chief wavy erm. an eastern crown of the
second betw. two lions' heads erased sa.
Richardson, London.
.... Escallops
Arg. an anchor sa. on a chief wavy gu. three es-
callops of the first. Jasper, London.
1 ANCHOR and in chief. . . .cont.
on a Chief Flowers
Gu. an anchor arg. on a chief or threap roses of the
first. Dr. Gibson, Hatton Garden, London, 171 6.
Mager or Major, Southampton ; and the Isle
of Wight, Her. Off. Hants, c. 28. Mayor, Rugby.
Gu. an anchor or on a chief of the second three
roses of the field. Mayer or Mayor, Island of
Jersey, granted temp. Henry VII.
.... Head
Or an anchor sa. on a chief crenelly gu. a leo-
pard's head betw. two estoiles arg. Tivitoe,
London, granted 13 March, 1761.
.... Roundles
Gu. an anchor or on a chief of the last three tor-
teaux. Heysham, London ; and Stagenhoe
Park. co. Herts.
Mullet
Az. an anchor arg. in chief a mullet of six points
betw. two crescents or. Ferrie, Glasgow,
1 ANCHOR betw. or within. . . .
Anchors
An anchor betw. two smaller ones within the beam
and fluke. Navy Office seal.
Beasts
Or an anchor sa. between two lions pass. gu.
Delme, Lord Mayor of London, 1724.
Or an anchor fesswise (but ? in fess) sa. betw. two
lions pass. gu. Owen.
Birds
Gu. an anchor betw. three martlets or. Cairns.
Escallops
Az. an anchor betw. three escallops arg. Green
or Greene, Ireland.
Fishes
Arg. an anchor betw. two dolphins haurient re-
specting each other ppr. Colston, Colston
Hall, co. Lincoln ; Filkins Hall, co. Oxford ; and
Roundway Park, co. Wilts. Coulson, Cotting-
ham Castle.
Or an anchor betw. three fishes naiant az.
Habgood.
Mullets
Arg. in a sea in base ppr. an anchor az. betw. two
mullets in fess of the last. Barsane, Edinburgh.
Arg. an anchor az. placed in the sea ppr. betw.
two mullets of the second all within a bordure
arg. (but? of the second). Barton, Edinburgh.
Gu. an anchor or betw. two mullets in fess arg.
Fair.
4
AN ORDINARY OF
1 ANCHOR betw. or within cont.
Sword and Flower
Arg. an anchor az. ringed or over all a fetterlock
containing on the dexter a sword erect of the
second hilt and pomel gold on the sinister a
rose gu. Town of Bewdley, co. Worcester.
1 ANCHOR betw. or within
and in chief. . . .
on a Chief
Erm. an anchor az. betw. three escallops gu. on
a chief wavy of the second a naval coronet or.
Parker. Harburn, co. Warwick, bart.
Az. an anchor or encircled with an oak wreath
vert betw. three mullets pierced gold on a
chief paly of seven of the last and gu. a mural
crown arg. Dickson, Hardingham Hall, Nor-
folk, Bart.
2 ANCHORS
Two anchors in saltire with the cables* interlaced.
Victualling Office seal.
2 ANCHORS between
Arg. two grappling-irons in saltire sa. betw. four
pears gu. Stoford, Stoford, co. Devon.
3 ANCHORS
An anchor with another smaller on each side
within the beam and fluke. Navy Office seal.
Or three anchors sa. Marchant, co. Devon.
3 ANCHORS and in chief
Arg. three anchors sa. a chief az. Lovegrove.
3 ANCHORS betw. or within
and in chief. . . .
Arg. three anchors sa. in pale betw. two palets
vert a chief gu. Darwell.
ANGEL see Human-figure.
ANGLES
(sometimes called Chevrons-couped, or Crosses-
couped, but probably instruments made of
metal; see Glover.)
Arg. three pairs of angles interlaced fesswise at
each end an annulet az. Wastley.
Arg. thi-ee pairs of angles interlaced palewise with
a ring at each end gu. Wastlay, V.
ANNULET
(including Gem-ring) :
see Escarbuncle, Orle, "Whirlpool, and "Wreath.
Reference for coats, in which the annulet is a
common difference, must be made to the
charges which it accompanies.
Arg. an annulet sa. Pym, Sidford, co. Devon.
Az. an annulet ensigned with a cross patty and
interlaced with a saltire couped and conjoined
at base or. Borough of Southwa.rk.
Chequy az. and or an annulet gu. Prothero.
Gyronny of eight arg. and gu. an annulet counter-
changed. Letch.
Gyronny of eight gu. and or. an annulet counter-
changed. Lonsdale.
Gyronny of eight sa and arg. an annulet counter-
changed. Doolan, Ireland.
Or. fretty gu. in the middle an annulet interlaced
az. John Mell, Godsall, co. Stafford, V.
Per chev. gu. and arg. in base an annulet of the
first. Laman or Lyman, Harl. MS. 1458. Lamon,
Lanam, Lymon, or Lynam.
1 ANNULET and in chief
Sa. an annulet environing a crosier the foot en-
wrapped by a snake in chief two coronets arg.
Benedictine Abbey at Bardney, co. Lincoln.
1 ANNULET and in base
Arg. in chief a gem-ring gu. out of a mount in
base three trefoils vert. Dorrien, Haresfoot,
co. Herts.
1 ANNULET betw. or within
Bordure
Gu. an annulet or within a bordure engr. sa.
Blankensop, Cumberland.
Compasses
Arg. an annulet betw. the legs of a pair of com-
passes sa. Hadley, V.
Escallops
Arg. an annulet betw. three escallops gu. Turney,
co. Dorset.
Fleurs-de-lis
Arg. an annulet suspending two buckets saltire-
wise sa. betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu. Banister.
Flowers
Gu. an annulet or betw. three roses arg. Sipling.
co. York.
Harrows
Erminois an annulet interlacing three trian-
gular harrows conjoined in the fess point.. . .
Redmayn, co. York.
Lozenges
Az. an annulet betw. three lozenges arg. Hole.
Az. an annulet arg. betw. three lozenges or. Hole,
Ebberly House, near Great Torrington, co.
Devon, quartering gu. two bars or.
1 ANNULET betw. or within
and in chief. . . .
Az. an annulet environing a barrulet betw. two bars
and in chief a cross patty fitcby or. Holte, V.
2 ANNULETS
Arg. semy of 3-foils ppr. two annulets braced in
the nombril point sa. Eaton. Eton.
Quarterly or and gu. in the second and third
quarters an annulet gold over all a bend sa.
Borgillon.
Quarterly vert and arg. in the second and third
quarters an annulet gu. Beecroft, Bishop
Wearmouth, co. Durham.
2 ANNULETS and in chief. . . .
on a Canton
Arg. two annulets and a canton az. Brember,
London.
on a Chief
Erm. two rings interlaced sa. on a chief of the last
three crosses formy ar. Wychingham, Norfolk.
Erm. two annulets linked together sa. on a
chief of the second three crosses patty arg.
WlTCHINGHAJI.
2 ANNULETS betw. or within
Crosses
Arg. two annulets linked together gu. betw. three
crosses formy sa. Thornhagh, co. Notting-
ham, confirmed 4 Feb. 1582.
3-Foils
Arg. two annulets conjunct sa. within an orle of
3-foils slipped vert. John Eton, V.
3 ANNULETS
Arg. three annulets az. Richards or Rychers,
Kent ; and Swannington, Norfolk. Richers,
Norfolk. Riches, V. Rithers, Wrotham,
Kent.
Arg. three annulets gu. Hirton (that Ilk).
Rosseter or Roster.
Arg. three annulets each enclosing a 5-foil gu. a
mullet for diff. Sir Pont Red, V.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
3 ANNULETS.... cont.
Arg. three annulets sa. Basill, W.
Arg. three annulets vert. Hargenill, Harl. MS.
1458. Hargonell.
Az. three annulets arg. Anlett, V. Aylet.
Az. three annulets or. Anlett. Bysett. John
de Pecham, A.
Barry of six arg. and az. in chief three annu-
lets of the last. Cramlington, co. York.
Barry of six arg. and az. in chief three annulets sa.
Cramlington, V. Cramlington, Westmoreland.
Cromlington, V*.
Barry of six arg. and sa. three annulets or.
Seamarke.
Barry of six arg. and sa. in chief three annulets
of the second. Cookes, V*. Tylleok.
Barry of eight erm. and az. over all three annulets
or. Harries, Ouckton, and Tong Castle, co.
Salop..
Barry of ten az. and erm. three annulets or.
Harris, Cork ; and Park's Grove, co. Kilkenny,
1685.
Barry of ten erm. and az. three annulets or.
Harris.
Erm. three annulets gu. two and one. Besills.
Erm. three annulets interlaced in triangle gu.
Mandere, V.
Erm. three annulets one within the other gu.
Sir John Fytton, V., his daughter m. Holward.
Gu. three annulets arg. Michelston.
Gu. three gem-rings az. (? arg.) Michilston.
Gu.threegem-rings arg. stoned az. Mychilstan,F.
Gu. three annulets each inclosing a 5-foil or. Sr. .
Damecke or Dameke, V.
Gu. three annulets or stoned az. Eglinton, Eg-
linton, Scotland, quartered by Montgomery.
Gu. three gem-rings or stoned of the first.
Mychelstan, W. Mychilstan, V*.
Gu. three annulets engr. or. Everard, Hark-
down, Suffolk.
Or three annulets gu. Hutton (that Ilk).
Per bend az. and arg. three annulets counter-
changed. Whistleford.
Per bend sinister wavy arg. and az. three annulets
countercbanged. Pollardby.
Per chev. arg. and gu. in chief three annulets of
the last. Layman.
Per chev. gu. and arg. three annulets counter-
changed. Layman. Schicke. Harl. MS. 1458.
Schyke. Skike, Suffolk.
Per chev. gu. and or three gem-rings counter-
changed. William Grace, V.
Per chev. indented gu. and sa. three annulets arg.
Weekes, Surrey.
Per chev. gu. and sa. three annulets or. Weeks.
Per chief indented arg. and gu. three annulets
counterchanged. Amervile.
Per fess dancetty (or indented) arg. and gu.
three annulets counterchanged. Sir Thomas
Amervill, Norfolk, V. Amvill, V*.
MONGODENE Or NoNGEDENE, V.
Per fess az. and arg. three annulets counter-
changed. Whiselford, Harl. MS. 1458.
Per fess dancetty az. and arg. three annulets
counterchanged. Aubervil, Suffolk.
Per fess az. and or. three annulets counter-
changed. Whistelford.
Per fess indented gu. and arg. three annulets coun-
terchanged. MONCKTON, MONGTON, MoNGDENE,
or Monkton, co. York. Mondegon, Harl. MS.
1458.
Per fess or and az. three annulets counter-
changed. Orseys, co. Worcester.
3 ANNULETS.... cont.
Per fess or and gu. three annulets counter-
changed. Criell.
Per saltire az. and gu. over all three annulets or
two and one. Anhelet, V.
Sa. three annulets arg. Jawdrell. Michelstan,
MlCHELSTANE, Or MlCHELSTON.
Sa. three annulets or. Michelstone.
3 ANNULETS and in chief
Beast
.... three annulets and in chief a greyhound
courant gu. Rhodes.
Canton
Arg. three annulets and a canton az. Brambud.
Brember, London.
Arg. three annulets az. a canton of the last thereon
a mullet of the field for diff. Sir Nicholas
Brambtjll, or Brember, V*.
Arg. three annulets sa. a canton of the last thereon
a mullet of the field for diff. Brember, Lord
Mayor of London, 1377, 1383, 1384, and
1385.
Az. three annulets arg. a canton of the last thereon
a mullet gu. for diff. Brember, London.
Chief
Gu. three annulets and a chief arg. with (for
augmentation) a canton or charged with the
rose of England. Aylet, Howells, Essex.
Per saltire gu. and az. three annulets or two and
one a chief of the last. Blanson.
on a Chief Beast
Az. three annulets or on a chief arg. a greyhound
courant gu. collared of the second. Rhodes,
Little Eden. Rodes.
Fret
Per saltire az. and gu. three annulets or on a
chief arg. a fret sa. Blanson, V*.
Per saltire gu. and az. in the first three annulets
or on a chief arg. a fret sa. Blanson, V.
Eretty
Per pale gu. and az. three annulets or two and
one a chief of the second fretty sa. Blandson.
Per saltire az. and gu. over all three annulsts or
a chief of the last fretty vert. Blanson, Harl.
MS. 1458.
Per saltire gu. and az. over all three annulets or
a chief of the last fretty sa. Blanson, V.
Sa. three annulets arg. a chief of the last fretty
of the field. Helton, co. York.
Sa. three annulets or a chief of the last fretty of
the field. Helton.
Quarter
Arg. three annulets az. a quarter of the last
thereon a mullet of the field for diff. Sir
Nicholas Brambtjll, or Brember, V.
Saltires
Sa. three annulets or in chief two saltires arg.
John Helton, co. Westmoreland, X.
3 ANNULETS betw. or within. . . .
Bordure
Arg. three annulets within a bordure gu. Besills.
co. York.
Cotises
Arg. three annulets in bend betw. two cotises sa.
within a bordure engr. gu. Selwyne.
5-Foils
Arg. three annulets within an orle of 5-foils sa.
Walker, Mansfield, co. Nottingham.
Per chev. arg. and az. three annulets within an
orle of 5 foils all counterchanged. Walker,
Eastwood, co. Nottingham.
6
AN ORDINARY OF
3 ANNULETS betw. or within cont.
Heads
Az. three annulets in fess arg. betw. as many
bull's heads erased of the last attired or. BriLL,
co. York ; Hockwold, Norfolk ; London ; brass
to Josias Bull, ob. 1621, in the church at
Sutton Coldfield, co. Warwick.
3 ANNULETS betw. or within. . . .
and in chief
Sa. three annulets in pale betw. two palets or a
chief arg. Mant.
On 3 ANNULETS
Sa. three annulets arg. each charged with seven
torteaux. DicwAND,Tr*. Dicward.F. Diewand.
4 ANNULETS
Arg. three annulets two and one conjoined to a
fourth in the centre by a fillet sa. Berlingee.
Erm. four annulets .... Cantwell.
Gyronny of eight az. and arg. four annulets or.
Anlett, Harl. MS. 1458.
Gyronny of eight or and az. four annulets of the
first. Ambett.
Persaltire az. and gu. four annulets or. Anlett,F*.
Per saltire az. and gu. four annulets in cross or
fretty sa. Blunson.
Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets in cross arg.
Anlet, co. York.
Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets or. Anneles.
Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets in cross or.
Anlet, temp. Edward IV, V. Anlett.
Quarterly per fess indented arg. and gu. four
annulets counterchanged. Brackington.
4 ANNULETS and in chief
Per saltire gu. and az. four annulets or on a chief
of the second a fret vert. Blanson.
ft ANNULETS
Arg. five annulets one within the other az.
Gorges, V.
Arg. five annulets conjunct az. Gouges.
Arg. five annulets one within the other az. alter-
nately oppressing a cross engr. sa. Robert
Gifford, Harl. MS. 6137.
Arg. five annulets one within the other gu.
Chellery, V.
Az. five annulets one within the other arg. Rauf
de Gorges, E.
Erm. five annulets in chev.gu. Ward man, London.
Gu. five annulets or two two and one. Skiponn.
Or five annulets one within the other vert em-
bracing and depressed by a cross engr. gu.
Robert Gyffard, A.
5 ANNULETS and in chief
Gu. five annulets and a canton erm. Cantwell,
Ireland.
Gu. five annulets or a canton erm. Whitte.
Gu. five annulets or two two and one a canton erm.
Cantwell, Ireland, V. Rayling Whitte, V.
6 ANNULETS
Arg. six annulets gu. Avenell, co. Gloucester.
Sir John de Plessis, B. De Plessis, Y. John
Plessis, Y.
Arg. six annulets gu. two two and two. Sir Hughe
Placis or Plessy, V.
Arg. six annulets gu. three two and one. Avery,
Haddon, co. Derby. Giffourd. Lowther,
Ireland. Plasses, co. Oxford, Harl. MS. 1458.
Playce, co. Oxford ; and co. Salop. Plecy or
Plessetis, Earl of Warwick. Plessey or
Plessis, co. Oxford. Hue de Plessis, E.
Sire Hugue de Plessis, J.
6 ANNULETS.... cont.
Arg. six annulets gu. three and three. Plecy, S.
Arg. six annulets sa. Langthorne. Henry Luzer
(? Luther), F.
Arg. six annulets sa. three two and one. Bexwell.
Lanthon, Harl. MS. 1458. Lowdes, of the
North. Manvers, W.
Az. six annulets arg. three two and one. Ronton.
Az. six annulets or. De Musgrave, Y. Thomas
Musgrave, Y.
Az. six annulets or two two and two. Sir Thomas
Musgrave, V.
Az. six annulets or three two and one. Sir John
Folyott, Kent, V. Musgrave, Hayton Castle,
Cumberland; andBarnsley Park, co. Gloucester,
Bart. Musgrave, Edenhall, Cumberland, Bart.
Musgrave, Norton Conyers, co. York, created
Bart. 20 Oct. 1038. Musgrave, Myrtle Grove,
co. Cork; and Tourin Cappoquin, co. Water-
ford, Bart. Musgrave, Musgrave Hall, Penrith ;
and Clea, Cumberland; Ashby, Ashby Mus-
grave, and Hartley Castle, Westmoreland;
Westminster, 1716. Thomas Musgrave, S.
Pecham. Petham.
Gu. six annulets arg. Avenell, Netherhaddon,
co.Derby; the co-heiress, temp. John m. Vernon
and Bassett.
Gu. six annulets in pale arg. Cardoyll, Harl.
MS. 1458.
Gu. six annulets arg. two two and two. Sir Raufe
de Kardoill, V. Kardoyle.
Gu. six annulets arg. three two and one.
Cantwell. Kardaile or Kardoyle. Newport.
Gu. six annulets or. Sir John de Crombwell, M .
Sir John Cromwell, I. John Cromwell, Y.
Sire Johan de Cromwelle, N. Musgrave.
Newport. John de Vepount, P. Vipont
or Vipount. John de Vipount,!?. Sir Nicolas
Vipount, I.
Gu. six annulets or a label az. Sir John de
Vepount, M.
Gu. six annulets or two two and two. Sir Robert de
Vipount, co. York, V. (three two and one, W.)
Gu. six annulets or three two and one. Cantwell.
Cromwell, Cambridge. Vipont, Westminster,
1716 ; and co. York. Vypoint.
Gu. six annulets conjoined in pairs or two and
one. Clench.
Gu. six annulets embraced or two two and two.
Bracer.
Gyronny of six az. and arg. on each an annulet
counterchanged. Mearns.
Or six annulets az. three two and one. Londres.
Lonsdale, in S. Sepulchre's church, London.
Or six annulets gu. Cromwell. Newport. John
Vepont, Westmoreland, Y. Sire Nicholas de
VepounDj.N'. Sir Nicol Vepount, M. Vipoint.
DeViPOiNTE, Y. Sir Nicolas Vipount, I.
Or six annulets gu. two two and two. Sir Roger
Cromwell, V. Lowder. Sir Henry Lowder, V.
Or six annulets gu. three two and one. Vipont ;
and with a label az. Sir John de Vipont, L.
Or six annulets sa. Loucher, Y. Hugh de
Lowther, Y.
Or six annulets sa. two two and two. Olound or
Oulond, V*. Sir Hugh Olouner, V. Ouland.
Or six annulets sa. three two and one. Langton.
Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale. Lowther, Swil-
lington, co. York, Bart. Lowther, Pontefract;
Mask, co. York; Cockermouth, Cumberland.
Per bend sinister wavy or and az. six annulets
counterchanged. Sir John Pollu (? Pollewe ),
co. Devon., Harl. MS. 2021, fo. 17 b.
BRITISH AEMOEIALS.
6 ANNULETS cont.
Per saltire and per fess arg. and gu. six an-
nulets counterchanged one two two and one.
TlDDEMAN.
Quarterly or and gu. three annulets arg. in
each of the second and third quarters over
all a bend sa. Borgulion, Burgonyon, or
Burgulion.
Sa. six annulets braced palewise in pairs arg. two
and one. Anderton, Anderton, co. Lancaster.
Harl. MS. 1459, fo. 4.
Sa. six annulets or. John de Leeke, 7. De
Leke, Y.
Sa. six annulets or two two and two. Loder.
Lother. Louders, Scotland, Harl. MS., 1458.
Lowther, Northumberland. Sir Hugh de
LOWTHER, V.
Sa. six annulets or three two and one. Latham.
Leek.
6 ANNULETS and in Chief
Canton
Gu. six annulets or a canton erm. Cantweix,
Ireland, V. Cauntwell, Ireland.
Chief
Arg. six annulets gu. a chief chequy sa. and or
Plecy or Plesstis, Upwinborne-Plecy, co.
Dorset, temp. Edward I.
Gu. six annulets or conjoined in pairs two and
one a chief of the second. Clench, Harksted,
Suffolk.
Gu. six annulets interlaced palewise in pairs and
a chief or. Clench, V*.
on a Chief
Or six annulets sa. three two and one on a chief
arg. three mullets of the second. Ellington.
6 ANNULETS betw. or within ....
Bordure
Arg. six annulets sa. within a bordure engr. gu.
Bexwell, Harl. MS. 1458. Boxwell.
Arg. six annulets sa. three two and one within a
bordure engr. gu. Bexwell, V. Beywell, V.
Gu. six annulets or within a bordure engr. arg.
Thomas Blinkensop, Helbecke, Y. Cromwell.
Gu. six annulets or three two and one within a
bordure engr. ar. Blankensop or Blenkensop,
Cumberland. Blineensopp. Helebeke.
Gu. six annulets or a bordure compony arg. and
az. Cromwell.
Gu. six annulets or a bordure compony arg. and
sa. Cromwell.
Gu. six annulets or three two and one within
a bordure engrailed compony arg. and az.
Crodmwell, V.
Gu. six annulets or three two and one all within
a bordure engr. (? of the last). Blankensop, V.
7 ANNULETS
Gu. seven annulets conjoined in pale arg. Kendall.
9 ANNULETS
Arg. nine annulets in saltire interlaced five gu.
and four az. Hatchet or Hatchett.
10 ANNULETS
Gu. ten annulets or four three two and one.
Bipont.
Or ten annulets sa. four three two and one.
Louther.
10 ANNULETS and in chief
Sa. ten annulets arg. four three two and one on
a chief of the last a lion pass, of the field.
Bridgeman, Norfolk.
12 ANNULETS
Sa. twelve annulets divided into three chains of
four each palewise arg. two and one. Anderton,
Claiton, co. Lancaster, Harl. MS. 1468, fo. 96.
ANNULETS unnumbered
Arg. semy of annulets within each a lion ramp,
and an eagle displ. alternately sa. in the inter-
stices a lesser annulet of the last. Yvain.
Gu. fretty or on each joint an annulet az. Mell.
Quarterly gu. and arg. annulets and crosses patty
alternately in bordure counterchanged. Alt,
Loughborough, co. Leicester.
ANT see Insect. ANTELOPE see Beast.
ANVIL
Az. an anvil or. Arnulfe.
Gu. an anvil arg. Arnoul.
Gu. a smith's anvil arg. Anvatle or Anvil.
3 ANVILS
Per chev. arg. and sa. three anvils counter-
changed. Smith, Abingdon, co. Berks ; and
London, 1634 ; Her. Off. London, c. 24, fol. 3 b.
APE see Beast. APPLE see Fruit.
ARCH see Building.
ABGENT
For Argent quartering a charged field (with or
without a charge over all} see Quarterly the
second and third charged with ....
Arg. simple. Boguet, Normandy.
Arg. in chief dexter a crescent and sinister an
annulet sa. Bydall, Harl. MS. 2021.
ABE see Ship.
ABM see Hand.
ARROW
(including Bird-bolt, Dart, Half-spear, and Broad-
arrow which sometimes means a Pheon);
palewise and point downward unless otherwise
described ;
see Bow, and Quiver ; and for Arrow-head
see Pheon.
Arg. an arrow erect or supported betw. the fore-
legs of a demi-buck gu. Decker, London,
granted 6th August, 1616.
Per pale embattled gu. and az. an arrow in bend
or barbed and feathered arg. point upward.
Cugler. Cuyler, St. John's Lodge, co. Hert-
ford, Bart.
Vert an arrow arg. point upward. (The ancient
coat of) M'Adam, Waterhead, co. Kirkcud-
bright ; and Ballochmorrie, co. Ayr.
Vert an arrow in pale or feathered and headed
arg. Standard, Whitehill, co. Oxford.
1 ARROW and in base....
Vert an arrow fesswise in chief and a dexter
hand apaumy couped in base arg. Lodghnan,
Ireland.
1 ARROW betw. or within. . . .
For 1 Arrow betw. the attires of a stag's head
see 1 Head and in chief, and so in
analogous cases.
Beasts
Quarterly erm. and gu. an arrow in bend sinister
point upward. . . .betw. in the first and fourth
quarters a lion ramp. . . . Foskett, Rosehill,
Abbot's Langley, co. Herts.
Feathers
Gu. an arrow with on each side where the feather
should be three ostrich feathers (? in pale) arg.
the barb erected or. Bocken or Borcken.
AN ORDINARY OF
1 ARROW betw. or within.
.cont.
Heads
Or an arrow betw. three boars' heads gu. Dannere,
Scotland.
Horns
.... a broad arrow feathered .... betw.
three harts' horns .... Hall, co. Devon.
Arg. a barbed arrow feathered or betw. three
bugle-horns sa. Hawley, co. Devon.
Arg. an arrow or feathered gu. betw. three bugle-
horns stringed sa. and interlacing the lower
one. Haule, co. Devon, V.
Wings
Gu. an arrow point upward betw. two wings con-
joined in base arg. Zingel, V.
Gu. a broad arrow between two wings (? arg.)
Zingell.
1 ARROW betw. or within
and in chief. . . .
on a Chief Head
Vert a dart betw. two garbs or on a chief az. a
cherub's head ppr. betw. two estoiles arg.
Thackery.
Vert a dart betw. two garbs or on a chief purp. a
cherub's head gold betw. two estoiles of six
points of the last. Thackeray.
Mullets
Arg. a dart fesswise piercing a heart gu. on a chief
az. three mullets of the first. Douglas, Bads,
Scotland.
Arg. an arrow fesswise piercing a heart surmounted
with a royal crown ppr. on a chief az. three
mullets of the first. Douglas, Chilston House,
Boughton-Malherbe, Kent.
Fheons
Gu. an arrow betw. two wings conjoined in lure
arg. on a chief of the second three pheons of
the first. Shinglehurst, London.
2 ARROWS
....two arrows in saltire, enfiled with a ducal
coronet. . . .Town of Southwold, Suffolk.
Az. two arrows in saltire enfiled by a coronet
or. Benedictine abbey at Bedericsworth,
Edmundestow, or S. Edmundsbory, Suffolk.
Arg. two darts gu. pointed and feathered of the
first piercing a heart of the second. Yeoman,
Dryburgh ; granted 1668.
Arg. gutty de sang two darts points upward gu.
feathered of the first piercing a heart of the
second. Yeoman.
Gu. two arrows in saltire arg. over all a fess
chequy of the second and first. Macaulay.
Per fess embattled arg. and gu. two arrows fess-
wise counterchanged feathered az. Ockleshaw,
co. Lancaster.
Sa. two broad arrows in saltire arg. Pearle.
2 ARROWS and in chief
Sa. two broad arrows in saltire arg. feathered or
in chief a plate. Pearle, Harl. MS. 1458.
Perll, V.
2 ARROWS and in base
Per fess arg. and sa. in chief two arrows in saltire
ppr. surmounted by a heart gu. ducally crowned
az. and in base an anchor with chain etc. all
.... Pritzler.
2 ARROWS betw. or within
Buckles
Gu. two arrows in saltire points upward arg. sur-
mounted of a fess chequy of the second and
first all between three silver buckles. M'Call.
2 ARROWS betw. or within cont.
Gu. two arrows in saltire arg. surmounted of a
fess chequy of the second and first betw. three
buckles within a bordure indented or. M'Alla,
Edinburgh. Macauley, Alderman of London,
ob. 1788.
Fleurs
Az. two arrows in saltire arg. betw. four fleurs-de-
lis or. Richards, Heath, co. Hants.
5-Foils
Arg. two arrows in saltire points upward az.
between four 5-foils of the last. Jameson.
Heads
Gu. two broad arrows in saltire or feathered arg.
betw. four lion's heads erased and crowned of
the second. Arrowsmyth, Huntingfield Hall,
Suffolk.
Roundles
Gu. two arrows in saltire arg. headed or betw.
four plates. Goodall.
Sa. two broad arrows in saltire arg. betw. four
plates. Pearle.
Sa. two broad arrows in saltire .... betw. nine
plates. Perke.
3 ARROWS
three arrows Richard Archard, V.
Arg. three broad arrows az. Hales, co. Stafford.
Arg. three arrows palewise in fess az. surmounted
of a fess or. Hutcheson.
Arg. three arrows in pale az. surmounted by a
fess or. Hutchison, Edinburgh.
Arg. three bird-bolts gu. John Boson, S. Sire
Peres Bosoun, N. Bossum, Norfolk; and
Boulton, co. York, Harl. MS. 1458. Raf
Bozun, F.
Arg. three bird-bolts in fess gu. Bolton. Raufe
de Boulton, V.
Arg. three bird-bolts in pile gu. Rauf Bouzun, E.
Arg. three bird-bolts gu. feathered or. Bussham,
co. Lincoln, Harl. MS. 1458.
Arg. three bird-bolts gu. the feathers purfled or.
Rauf Bozun, E.
Arg. three bird-bolts gu. garnished or. Bozom
or Bozun.
Arg. three bird-bolts gu. headed or and feathered
of the first. Bowman, Wissingset, Norfolk.
Arg. three bird-bolts gu. headed and feathered or.
Busham, Baroby, co. Lincoln.
Arg. three broad arrows gu. Hender, Cornwall.
Arg. three broad arrows bendways sa. two and one.
Corbally, Ireland.
Arg. three bird-bolts sa. Risdon, Bableigh, in
Parkham; Winscott, co. Devon; and Risdon,
co. Gloucester. Risdon, V.
Az. three arrows in pale arg. Archer.
Az. three bird-bolts arg. Bosome, Cornwall.
Bosum, V. Busham, Cornwall, Harl. MS.
1458. Speccott or Speckott.
Az. three bolts in pale arg. Bozon.
Az. three arrows or. Archard, Harl. MS. 1458.
Simon Archer, Tamworth, co. Warwick, 1619,
W. Cadicott, East Whiteway, co. Dorset.
Grandorge.
Az. three arrows enfiled by a coronet or. Benedic-
tine Abbey at Bedericsworth, Edmundestow,
or S. Edmundsbury, co. Suffolk.
Az. three arrows in pale fesswise or points to
the dexter. Bolton, Serjeant, ob. 1787.
Az. three arrows palewise or. Chaldecotte.
Quarleston.
Az. three arrows or feathered arg. Chaldecott,
Harl. MS. 1458.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
3 ARROWS cont.
Az. three arrows in pale or feathered arg.
Charles Hale, 1716.
Az. three broad arrows or. Archer, Baron
Archer of Umberslade, co. Warwick.
Az. three bird-bolts or. Boland, co. Devon.
Bolton. Boulton, Stixwold ; and Moulton,
co. Lincoln, quartering Forster.
Az. three bird-bolts of as many points or.
Bozom or Bunsam.
Gu. three arrows arg. Bagssham, V. Baysshaw,
V*. Lee.
Gu. three arrows arg. barbed or. Nicolas Hales,
V. Hales.
Gu. three bird-bolts arg. Boltesham, Northum-
berland. Sire Thomas de Boltesham, N.
Sir Thomas Botlesham, co. Northampton, V.
Bosome, Norfolk. Bozon.
Gu. three bird-bolts in pale arg. Botlesham,
Northumberland.
Gu. three bird-bolts in a parcel arg. banded
az. one in pale and two in saltire. John
JOSKYN, Essex, V. JOSKYN.
Gu. three quarrels arg. Baggsham, V.
Gu. three arrows double pointed or. Hales, W.
Gu. three arrows or feathered arg. Sir Bartholo-
mew Hales, co. Warwick, Kt., 1619, quartering
arg. a lion ramp, and a bordure engr. sa., W.
Gu. three arrows or feathered and barbed arg.
Hales, Woodchurch, and Hales' Place, Canter-
bury, Kent, Bart. Hales, Beaksbourne, co.
Kent ; and Brvmore, co. Somerset, created
Bart. 12 June, 1660. Halles.
Gu. three arrows or feathered and bearded arg.
Jones, Bwlch Gwent, co. Carmarthen; Good-
rich, co. Hereford.
Gu. three broad arrows or feathered and headed
arg. Hales, Coventry, co. Warwick ; and Tun-
stall, Kent.
Or three bird-bolts gu. nooked and pointed of the
first a label gu. Berum.
Per pale gu. and az. three arrows or barbed and
feathered arg. Archer, co. Lincoln, granted
24 March, 1684.
Sa. three bird-bolts in pale arg. Coltesham,
quartered by Throgmorton.
Sa. three darts one in pale and two in saltire held
in a hand couped at the wrist arg. Lowle, co.
Somerset ; and Yardley, co. Worcester.
Sa. three broad arrows in pale or. Lawrus.
Picardy.
Vert three arrows (or ?) barbed and feathered
arg. (The modern coat of) M'Adam, Water-
head, co. Kirkcudbright; and Ballochmorrie,
co. Ayr.
3 ARROWS and in chief
Chief
Az. three arrows and a chief or. Hycum or
Hycun, V.
Az. three arrows in pale and a chief or. Heyton,
Heyton.
Az. three broad arrows or a chief of the second.
Hickcombe.
on a Chief Head
Arg. three darts pileways az. on a chief of the
last a boar's head couped or. Hutcheson,
Scotland.
Arg. three arrows meeting in point sa. on a chief
az. a boar's head erased or. Hutcheson,
Scotland.
....Heads
Az. three arrows barbed and feathered . . on a chief
or three blackamoor's heads ppr. Camplin.
3 ARROWS and in chief.
. cont.
. . ..Heads cont.
Az. three broad arrows or two and one feathered
arg. on a chief of the second as many man's
heads couped sidefaced ppr. Wattes, Colling-
ton, Holbroke, and Shunks, co. Somerset; Her.
Off. Dev. Som. and Wilt., c. 22.
Az. three arrows or feathered and headed arg. on
a chief of the second three Moor's heads
couped sidefaced sa. Watts, co. Somerset;
and Hanslope Park, co. Buckingham.
.... Mullets
Or three arrows sa. headed and barbed arg. on a
chief of the second as many mullets of the
field. Busby, Addington.
3 ARROWS betw. or within
Axes
Arg. three arrows in fess sa. in the middle point
betw. two halberts endorsed gu. Crinan,
Cringan or Crinzian, co. Dumfries.
Birds
Arg. three arrows gu. one and two between as
many Cornish choughs ppr. two and one.
Crastein. Scrace.
3-Foils.
Arg. three arrows gu. two in saltire and one in
pale feathered or betw. six 3-foils slipped of
the second two in chief two in fess and two in
base. Littlejohn, England.
5 ARROWS betw. or within
Heads
Az. a sheaf of arrows or betw. three boar's heads
couped of the second. Gordon, Tacachie.
Flowers
Arg. a sheaf of five arrows barbed az. betw. four
roses gu. Mackenan, Edinburgh, granted 1794.
Sprigs
Arg. a sheaf of arrows gu. betw. three holly
branches each of as many leaves ppr. banded
of the second. Irvine, Murthill, Scotland.
Arg. a sheaf of arrows gu. betw. three holly
branches each of as many leaves vert banded
of the second all within a bordure of the third.
Irvine, Bieldside, Scotland.
6 ARROWS
Az. three pair of arrows in saltire each pair
environed by a ducal coronet or. Town of
Bury Saint Edmonds, Suffolk. Benedictine
Abbey of Bedericsworth, Edmundstow, or
Bury Saint Edmonds, Suffolk.
7 ARROWS
Arg. seven half spears sa. headed az. three one
and three. Docker.
8 ARROWS
Az. eight aiTows interlaced in bend dexter and
sinister arg. beaded and feathered or fretting a
bowstring in fess of the second. Town of
Sheffield.
9 ARROWS or 3 SHEAVES of ARROWS
Gu. three bundles of as many arrows arg.
Byest, co. Salop.
Gu. three sheaves of arrows points upward arg.
Joskin or Joskyn.
Gu. nine arrows three in a parcel two in saltire
and one erect arg. Joskyn, V.
Gu. three bundles of as many arrows arg. fea-
thered and banded or. Brest, V.*
Gu. three bundles of as many arrows or feathered
and banded arg. Blest, Atcham, co. Salop,
granted 1586, W. Byest, Harl. MS. 1458.
2
10
AN ORDINARY OF
9 ARROWS or 3 SHEAVES of ARROWS cont.
Gu. three bundles of as many arrows two in saltire
and one in pale or feathered headed and tied in
the middle with a string arg. Beist or Biest.
9 ARROWS and in Chief. . . .
Chief
Gu. nine arrows or three in a parcel i. e. each
parcel having two in saltire and one in pale or
barbed arg. a chief dancetty erm. Bestland.
on a Chief
Arg. three sheaves of as many arrows ppr.
banded gu. on a chief az. a bee volant or.
Peel, Drayton Manor, co. Stafford, Bart. Peel,
Brookfield, co. Chester, descended from William
Peel, Oswaldwistle, co. Lancaster, great great
grandfather of the present Baronet.
ASHEN-KEY see Fruit.
ASKER, and ASP see Reptile. ASS see Beast.
ASTROID see Estoile, and Mullet.
ASTROLABE
Az. an astrolabe or. Asteoll.
Per fess or and gu. an astrolabe ppr. held in the
dexter paw of a lion ramp, counterchanged
armed and langued az. Middleton, Frazer-
burgh.
ATTIRE see Horn.
AUGER
Gu. three augers arg. handles or. Bungall or
BONGHOLE.
AUK, and AVOSETTA see Bird.
AWL
Sa. three awls points erect arg. hafts or. Aule.
AXE
(including Addice, Battle-axe, Bill, Broad-axe,
Carpenters-axe, Danish-axe, Fasces, Halbert,
Hatchet, Hew, Lochaber-axe, Pick-axe, Pole-
axe, Slaughter-axe, and Wood-bill);
palewise, unless otherwise described.
See Spear, and Sword ; and for Brick-axe see
Implements.
Arg. an ancient battle-axe handle gu. top. az. held
of a stork ppr. by the dexter claw. Bill.
Az. a battle-axe arg. and lance or in saltire.
Garband.
Az. a battle-axe arg. held by a lion ramp. or.
Hethersett. Pykingham.
Az. a battle-axe or headed arg. Oldmlxon,
Oldmixon, co. Somerset.
Az. a battle-axe or headed arg. the edge to the
sinister. Heyngeston, V*. Oldmlxon, V.*
Az. a halbert or the edge to the sinister its lance-
head arg. Heyngeston, V.
Barry of ten arg. and az. a battle-axe or held by
a lion ramp. gu. Alexander, Dover, Kent.
Barry arg. and az. a battle-axe or held (after the
Norwegian fashion) by a lion ramp. gu.
Alexander, co. Chester, 1535, V.
Gu. a battle-axe held by a lion sejant on a chair
arg. Alexander.
Gu. a battle-axe arg. held in the dexter paw of a
lion ramp. or. Sansun.
Gu. a battle-axe held by a naked arm couped arg.
Hindeston, co. Devon.
Gu. a battle-axe held by an armed arm arg.
Hinston, co. Devon.
Gu. a Danish battle-axe arg. held by an arm in
armour ppr. Hingston, Dodbrooke House,
co. Devon.
AXE cont.
Gu. a pick axe arg. Rous, V. Rous or Rowse.
Gu. a battle-axe erect held by a naked arm em-
bowed issuing from the sinister ppr.
Hingenson, co. Bucks.
Sa. a battle-axe or headed arg. Oldmixon, Old-
mixon, co. Somerset.
Vert a halbert grasped by a lion ramp. arg.
Partyn, co. Salop and co. Stafford.
1 AXE and in chief....
Arrow
Az. a halbert in bend sinister arg. head upward
or oppressed by a tilting spear in bend dexter
gold headed of the second in chief a silver
broad arrow barways to the dexter feathered
and pointed as the third. Garband, V.
Az. a battle-axe and tilting spear in saltire arg.
headed or in chief an arrow barways of the
second headed and feathered of the third,
Garband, V*.
Az. a pole-axe and lance in saltire or headed arg.
in chief an arrow of the second headed and
feathered of the third. Garbandt or Garbrand.
Or a battle-axe in bend sinister surmounted of
a lance in bend dexter and in chief a dart bar-
ways pheon-headed and feathered all ppr.
Garbrand, Jamaica, granted 28 Oct. 1768.
Balances and Hand
Arg. a Roman fasces and sword saltirewise ppr.
in chief a pair of balances held by an armed arm
az. Hoseason, Zetland; and Jamaica, 1808,
quartering Bruce.
Mullets
Gu. a battle-axe held by a dexter arm in fess
issuing from clouds on the sinister in chief two
mullets arg. Pettet.
1 AXE betw. or within. ...
Bordure
Arg. a battle-axe head downwards held by a
lion ramp, guard, ppr. within a bordure az.
Cracknell, De Cracknell, or Crakenell, De-
vonshire House, near Bath, co. Somerset ;
Cracknell, Isle of Wight ; and Burwall S. Mary,
co. Cambridge, quartering Phillips.
Heads
Arg. a Lochaber-axe betw. three boar's heads
couped gu. Rankene, Rochelle ; descended
from Rankine of Shields.
Gu. a Lochaber-axe betw. three hoars' heads
erased arg. Ranken, Scotland.
Leaves and Horn
Arg. a battle-axe betw. three holly leaves in chief
and a buglehorn in base vert garnished gu.
Burnet, Aberdeen, Scotland.
Roundles
Arg. a battle-axe gu. betw. three ogresses. Morse.
Arg. a battle axe ppr. betw. three ogresses. Morse.
1 AXE betw. or within. . . .
and in chief
Az. a battle-axe in bend sinister surmounted of a
tilting spear in bend dexter betw. four cannons
or on a chief of the second a fleur-de-lis of the
first enclosed by a demi rose couped in pale gu.
radiated to the sinister gold and by the stump
of a tree eradicated and couped at the top as
the third. Morris, V*. Sir Christopher
Moures, Master of the Ordnance, V.
2 AXES
Arg. two halberts in saltire az. Eccles, Kildon-
nan, Scotland.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
1]
2 AXES cont.
Arg. two battle-axes in saltire sa. Sir Lionell
Maddison, Newcastle, Knt., descended from
Maddison of Ellergill, granted 6 June 1635,
quartering Marley.
Az. two battle-axes in fess or. Edw. Baynbrige, V.
Az. two halberts or. Baynbridge.
Az. two battle-axes in saltire ppr. Morris.
Erm. two battle-axes in saltire sa. Maidestone,
co. Lincoln.
Erm. two battle-axes in saltire sa. that in bend
dexter oppressed by that in bend sinister
which has the head downwards. Maydeston,
Wardall, V.
Erm. two halberts in saltire sa. Maydeston or
Maydston, co. Lincoln, Harl. MS. 1458.
Gu. two halberts or. Baynbryg. Harl. MS. 1458.
Gu. two halberts endorsed or. Pavin, Harl. MS.
Pavyn or Pavys.
Or two battle-axes in saltire sa. headed arg.
Maidstone, Boxsted, Essex; granted. 1614.
Sa. two battle-axes in saltire arg. Bellingford.
Hewgill, Smeaton and Hornby Grange, co.
York.
Sa. two battle-axes in saltire arg. that in bend
sinister next the field with its head downwards.
Bellingford, Norfolk, V.
Sa. two bills addorsed in saltire arg. Billingford,
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Sa. two halberts in saltire arg. Bellingford.
Sa. two pole-axes in saltire arg. ducally crowned
or. Fletcher, Candover, co. Salop.
2 AXES and in chief
on a Chief Beast
Per chev. embattled or and gu. in base two battle-
axes in saltire arg. on a chief az. parted from the
field by a fillet wavy a demi lion ramp, naissant
of the third holdiug in both paws a trident of
the first. Dyce.
Or two axes addorsed handles az. blades sa.
on a chief gu. a lion pass, guard, of the first.
Malebar, co. Derby.
Mullets
Az. two battle-axes in fess arg. on a chief
or as many pierced mullets gu. Christopher
Bainbridge, Bishop of Durham 1507, Arch-
bishop of York 1508, and Cai'dinal.
Az. two battle-axes in pale arg. on a chief or two
pierced mullets gu. Bainbridge.
Az. two pole-axes or headed arg. on a chief of
the second two mullets of the first pierced gu.
Baynbry, co. York.
Pale
Erm. two battle-axes in saltire ppr. a chief az.
charged with on a pale betw. two pelicans'
heads erased arg. vulning themselves a rose gu.
Bill, quartering Horsfall.
Erm. two wood-bills sa. with long handles ppr.
in saltire a chief az. charged with on pale or
betw. two pelicans' heads erased at the neck
arg. a rose gu. barbed and seeded vert. William
Bill, D.D., ob. 15 July 1561, tomb in West-
minster Abbey; the heiresses m. Samwell, co.
Northampton ; and Haydock, co. Hants.
Fire-ball
Per chevron embattled or and gu. two battle-axes
in saltire arg. in chief two bombs fired ppr.
Dyce.
Mullet
Gu. two halberts .... over all a fess chequy ....
and .... in chief a mullet .... Chaiston,
Scotland.
2 AXES and in base
Beasts
Arg. in chief two battle-axes in saltire in base two
boars erect standing on one hind leg combatant
ppr. Mac Swynie, Ireland.
Crescent
Gu. two battle-axes addorsed in base a crescent,
or. Fernandes.
Cross
Per fesse embattled gu. and az. in chief two pick-
axes and in base a cross moline or. Pickwick,
Bathford, co. Somerset. V.
2 AXES betw. or within
Arrows
Arg. two halberts addoi-sed gu. in the middle fess
point three arrows in fess sa. Crinan, Cringan,
or Crinzian, co. Dumfries.
Bird and Flower
Arg. two Lochaber-axes in saltire heads upward
betw. a cock in chief and a rose in base ....
Matheson, Bennetsfield.
Birds
Gu. two pole-axes in saltire or betw. four martlets
arg. Pickman.
Bordure
Arg. two halberts in saltire az. within a bordure
per bordure indented or and gu. Ekles.
Az. two battle-axes in fesswishin a bordure engr.
or. Bainbridge. Edward Baynbrige, quar-
tering gu. a squirrel or on a chief arg. two
mullets of the field, V.
Mullets
Gu. two pole axes in saltire or headed arg. betw.
four mullets of the last. Pitman or Pittman,
Woodbridge, Suffolk. Pittman, East India
House, London.
2 AXES betw. or within. . . .
and in chief
Az. two slaughter-axes addorsed in saltire arg.
handled or betw. three bull's heads couped as
the second armed of the third viz. two in fess
and one in base on a chief silver a boar's head
couped gu. betw. two block brushes (i.e.
bunches of knee holly or butchers' broom)
vert. Company of Butchers, London, and
Company of Butchers, Exeter.
3 AXES
Arg. three battle-axes paleways. . . .two and one.
Keenlyside.
Arg. three addices az. handles or. Addice.
Arg. three battle-axes az. Batten, co. Devon.
Arg. three battle-axes gu. Dannes, co. Devon ;
Deverston, Harl. MS. 1458. Daverston or
Denerston, Suffolk, quartering arg. on a chev.
sa. a cross crosslet or, V. Lint.
Arg. three Danish-axes gu. two and one. Reney,
France.
Arg. three halberts gu. two and one. Danerston,
Suffolk.
Arg. three halberts in pale gu. Daverston or
Danderston, Suffolk.
Arg. three hatchets gu. Rencye, France, Harl.
MS. 1458.
Arg. three pick-axes gu. Pikworth. Pyckworth,
V, or Pycott, V. Thomas Pikworth, S.
Arg. three pick-axes gu. an annulet for cliff.
Robert Picworth, S.
Arg. three pole-axes gu. Denarston or Deverston.
Arg. three battle-axes ppr. Hicks, changed the
name temp. Elizabeth to Gwayas, Gwavas, in
Sithney; the co-heiress m. Veale and Carlyon.
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AN ORDINARY OF
3 AXES .... cont.
Arg. three pole-axes in fess ppr. Hodder, Hod-
dersfield, co. Cork, quartering Moore.
Arg. three battle-axes sa. Sir Henry Gibbes,
Honindon, co. Warwick, 1619, W. Gytties,
Elmeston, Kent. Gyves, V*. Hall, V*.
Arg. three battle-axes in fess sa. Gybees, co.
Devon, Harl. MS. 1458, Gibbs, Suffolk.
Arg. three battle-axes in pale sa. Gibbes, co.
Devon. Gibbs, co. Derby, and Stoke, Suffolk.
Gibbs, Sainthurst, co. Gloucester.
Arg. three battle-axes in pale barwise sa. Hales.
Arg. three halberts sa. Gyves V. Hall, co.
Chester," W.
Arg. three halberts in fess sa. heads turned to the
sinister. Gibbe.
Arg. three halberts sa. headed az. Hoddar or
Hodder.
Arg. three bews or miner's pick-axes sa. William
Chare, in Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge.
Arg. three pick-axes sa. Peck.
Arg. three pole-axes sa. Gibbs, Elmeston, Kent.
Arg. three wood-bills in pale sa. Gibbes or
Gibbs.
Az. three axes arg. William Hurstal, F. William
de Hursthale, E.
Az. three axes arg. handles or. Axtell. Denys,
co. Devon.
Az. three battle axes arg. Batten, V*. Hall,
W. Russell. Wright, Scotland.
Az. three battle-axes in fess arg. Hall.
Az. three battle-axes arg. hafted ppr. Wright,
Scotland.
Az. three battle-axes arg. handles ppr. studded
or. Batten.
Az. three broad-axes arg. Wright, Scotland.
Az. three carpenter's axes arg. Wright, Scotland.
Az. three halberts in fess arg. Gibbes. Hall,
Kennington, Kent.
Az. three pole-axes in pale arg. garnished or.
Gibbs, co. Herts.
Az. three battle-axes or. Bainbrige, V*. Sir
Robert Dennes, co. Devon, Harl. MS. 1458.
Denys or Dennis, Orley, co. Devon. Gibbes,
V*. Hall, V*.
Az. three battle-axes in fess or. Edward Hall
Bybrook, Kennington, Kent ; granted by Cooke,
1588, W.
Az. three battle-axes or staves arg. Bainbridge.
Az. three halberts in fess or. John Gybbes,
Starford, co. Herts ; granted by Cooke, W.
Az. three halberts or headed arg. Denys, co.
Devon.
Az. three pick-axes or. Packwood, co. Warwick,
quartering Porter.
Az. three pole-axes in pale or. Hall, Kent;
granted 1588.
Az. three battle-axes ppr. headed arg. handles
garnished or. Batten.
Erm. three battle-axes gu. Dennes or Donnees.
Dennis, Holcombe Burnell, Isle of Wight.
Erm. three battle-axes in pale gu. Dennis,
Cornwall; Bicton, co. Devon ; and the Isle of
Wight.
Erm. three battle-axes sa. Weeices, Hurstper-
point, Sussex, quartering Hampton, Carey,
Aston, co. Oxford, and Mace. Wykes, Cock-
tree, co. Devon.
Erm. three bills sa. Dennys, Holcombe, co.
Devon.
Erm. three pole-axes sa. "Weckes or Wykes,
North Wyke, co. Devon.
Gu. three axes arg. Axall or Axeson.
3 AXES.
, cont.
Gu. three battle-axes arg. Ainsworth, Smithills
Hall & Moss Bank, co. Lancaster. Aynesworth,
co. Lancaster. Aynisworth, V. Hakelevett.
Lewdson, Harl. MS. 1458. Lewiston, co.
Dorset ; Durham ; and co. Huntingdon. Peter
Lewston, V.
Gu. three broad-axes arg. Sire .... de Renti
or Riton, Harl. MS. 6137.
Gu. three pick-axes arg. Bawdwy Pigot, S.
Gu. three pole-axes arg. Lowdston.
Gu. three pole-axes in fess arg. over all a fess
chequy of the second and first. Foshauch.
Foshaugh.
Gu. three battle-axes or. Akelletts or
Hakeletts, Harl. MS. 1458. Hacket, co.
Salop. Hackluyt, Yatton. Hakelett, V*.
Gu. three battle-axes in pale or edged arg.
Lewston, co. Dorset.
Gu. three broad-axes or. Sire . . . . de Renti, A.
Gu. three hatchets or. Hackellitz, co. Salop.
Hackluyt or Hackvill, Yetton, co. Hereford,
and co. Salop.
Gu. three pole-axes or. Sir Walter Hakelett,
temp. Edward I, V. Haket, co. Salop.
Or three Danish-axes gu. Martell; and with
a label of rive points az. Martell.
Per fess arg. and erm. thi-ee battle-axes sa.
Gibees, Fackley, co. Oxford, Bart.
Sa. three battle-axes arg. Dancys. Sir .... de
Daneys, V. Daveys, London. Thomas Hall,
V. Hall, Bradford, co. Wilts. Elys de
Thornetonrust, P.
Sa. three battle-axes in fess arg. Gibbes, co.
Warwick ; and Halle, Harl. MS. 1458.
Sa. three battle-axes in pale arg. Gibbs, Ho-
nington, co. Warwick.
Sa. three broad axes arg. Sir John Porter,
Harl. MS. 1458.
Sa. three Danish-axes arg. Daynes. Dennis,
co. Devon.
Sa. three hatchets arg. Daneys, S.
Sa. three pick-axes arg. Honde, V. Pickett.
Piggott, Cambridge. Geffray Pigot, Mel-
moreby, P, X. Randolf Pigot, S. Pigott.
Pycott, co. Bedford, V. Sir Randolph Pygot,
V. Pygott, Gravenhurst ; Stratton ; and
Holme, co. Bedford. Pygot, Melboreby; and
Carleton, co. York.
Sa. three pole axes arg. Hall, Bradford, co.
Wilts. Lowden.
Sa. three battle-axes or. Sir William Hall,
Kent, W. Hall, Bradford, co. Wilts, W.
Sa. three pick-axes or. Pigott, co. Nottingham.
Sa. three pole-axes in pale or. Hall, Kent.
Vert three hatchets (or pole-axes) erect or.
HUNKERVTLLE.
3 AXES and in chief
Chief
Gu. three battle-axes or a chief erm. Shepard,
Bucks. Sheppard, London and Bristol,
on a Chief.
Erminois three pole-axes erect az. two and one
on a chief gu. three bendlets arg. Jennings,
Westminster; granted 17 60, to Robert Jennings,
Auditor of the Exchequer.
3 AXES betw. or within
Bordure
Arg. three battle-axes sa. within a bordure gu.
Dennis. Dinnes, Scotland.
Arg. three halberts sa. within a bordure ermines.
Gibbs, South Parrott, co. Devon.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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3 AXES betw. or within . . ..cont.
Az. three battle-axes arg. within a bordure or.
Gibbs, Comberton Magna, co. Worcester; and
London, 1045.
Az. three battle-axes arg. within a bordure engi\
or. Weight, Edinburgh.
Erm. three battle-axes within a bordure engr. gu.
Daneys, co. Devon. Denys, co. Devon, V.
Erm. three pole-axes within a bordure engr. gu.
Denkes, co. Devon, Harl. MS. 1458. Dennis.
Sa. three pick-axes within a bordure arg.
Pigott, Bedford ; Marsham, co. Berks ; Be-
champton, co. Buckingham ; Weston, co. Not-
tingham ; and Abington-Pigotts, co. Cambridge.
Fleurs
Gu. three battle-axes in fess arg. betw. as many
demi fleurs-de lis and the same number of
mullets or. Teegold.
Heads
Arg. three battle-axes and as many boar's heads
couped gu. with a 4-foil vert in the middle
point. Ranken, co. Perth.
Mullets
Gu. three broad-axes arg. a demi fleur-de-lis
joined to each handle, withinside or betw. as
many pierced mullets of the last. Thomas
Tee gold, V.
3 AXES betw. or within....
and in chief. . . .
Sa. three pick-axes in a bordure arg. a canton az.
Pigott, Abington-Pigotts, co. Cambridge, quar-
tering Foster.
5 AXES
Arg. five pole-axes in fess ppr. Hoddee, Ireland.
Gu. five Danish- axes palewise in saltire arg.
Roger Machado, Clarenceux King of Arms,
temp. Henry VIII. ob. 1516, V.
Gu. five axes in saltire arg. M'Hado, Scotland.
Gu. five axes or three and two. M'Hud, Scotland.
AYLET see Bird.
AZURE
For Azure quartering a charged field (with or
without a charge over all) see Quarterly
the second and third charged.
Az. simply. Beeington, Bradwell, co. Chester.
Harl. MS. 1535, fo. 8. De Baege, Ville
sur Sans, Lorraine. Les seigneurs de St.
Chaumont.
Az. a 5-foil arg. (? for diff.) Besington and
Bessington.
Az. a 5-foil or (? for diff.) Besington.
*&$&$Q&? —
BADGER see Beast.
BALANCE and in Base
Arg. a pair of balances held by an arm in armour
az. in base a sword and Roman fasces in saltire
all ppr. Hoseason, Zetland ; and Jamaica ;
quartering Beuce.
BALANCE betw. or within
Bordure
Az. a pair of balances supported by a sword in
pale arg. hilt or pomel or within a bordure of
the last. Justice, East Creichton, Scotland.
BALANCE betw. or within. . . .cont.
Estoiles
Az. a pair of balances or scales within an orle of
eight estoiles or. Staee.
BALANCE betw. or within ....
and in chief. . . .
Gu. a pair of balances held betw. three garbs or
by a hand and arm embowed ppr. vested of the
first cuffs gold issuing from clouds affixed to the
upper part of a chief barry wavy of four arg.
and az. Company of Bakees, Exeter : the
same with the addition of the clouds radiated
and two anchors of the second in the chief.
Company of Bakees, London.
BALISTA see Sling.
BALL
see Bead, Bubble, Fireball, Mound, Shot, Sphere,
and Roundle.
On 1 BANNER
(including Colours, Flag, Pennon, and Standard).
Bird
Gu. on a knightly banner flowing to the dexter
arg. an imperial eagle. Gaebett, 1486 ; Hunt-
ington Park, co. Hereford, 1790 : the staff gar-
nished sa. Gaebett, Acton-Burnell, co. Salop :
the staff twisted arg. and sa. Garbed or Gabit,
Righton, co. Salop.
Gu. on a banner or an imperial eagle charged
with an escucheon arg. the staff held by a
griffin segreant of the last. Gaebett.
on a Canton »
Gu. on a banner displ. arg. a canton az. charged
with a saltire of the second. Banneeman, El-
sick, Bart, quartering or a cross moline az. a
bordure engr. arg.
Cross
Gu. on a standard arg. fringed or in saltire with a
broken spear of the second a cross of the first.
Smyth, Balhara, Scotland, granted 1705, quar-
tering az. a cat salient arg. with Blaie and
Drummond.
on a Cross
Gu. on a banner arg. a cross betw. sixteen escu-
cheons of the first and charged with a lion
pass, guard, or the flag affixed to a sword
erect held by a dexter arm embowed in
armour issuing from the dexter all ppr.
A coat of augmentation to Lake, Bart.
On 1 BANNER and in chief
Quarterly sa. and arg. over all a representation of
the colours of the Thirty-first Regiment ( . . . .
two laurel branches saltirewise .... below the
union-jack) in bend sinister the first quarter
occupied by a lion ramp, of the second. Byng,
Earl and Baron Strafford.
On 1 BANNER betw. or within
Gu. on a banner displ. arg. a canton az. and a
saltire of the second all in a bordure as the
last charged with four buckles of the third alter-
nating as many holly leaves vert. Banneeman.
3 BANNERS
Az. three banners bendwise in pale flowing to the
sinister or. Kingdom.
Or three pennons in chief sa. Logie, Scotland.
3 BANNERS betw. or within
Arg. three standards (another vanes) sa. in au
orle gu. Vyeney, V.
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AN ORDINAEY OF
BAB.
(including Closet and Barrulet) ; see also Fess.
Arg. a bar az. Burken. Burkin, London, 1730.
Arg. a bar dancetty in chief az. Robert Fitz-
Elys, Newton, X.
Gu. a bar or surmounted by a staff raguly arg.
Druitt.
Gu. a bar indented on the upper edge or.
Thorleys.
Paly of six arg. and gu. in chief a bar indented or.
Gousley, V.
1 BAR and in chief. . . .
Beast
Arg. a bar wavy and a demi otter issuant sa.
armed langued and crowned with an antique
crown gu. Meldrum, quartered by Seton.
Beasts
Arg. a bar and in chief two lions ramp. gu.
Calston.
Birds
Arg. a bar dancetty gu. in chief two martlets sa.
Norton, co. Devon.
Chief
Arg. a bar indented sa. a chief gu. Blithfield.
Az. a bar dancetty and a chief or. Monsire John
de Stonor, Y.
Or. a bar chequy sa. and gu. a chief indented az.
Woddisbury.
on a Chief
Az. a bar or on a chief of the last three escallops
gu. Clerke, W.
1 BAR and in base
Az. a har arg. in base three apples transposed or.
Harkwyn or Harlewyn, co. Devon.
Az. a bar arg. in base three apples erect ppr.
Harleton, co. Devon.
1 BAR betw. or within ....
Bars
Or a barrulet betw. two bars gemels gu. over all
three escucheons vair. Gamolle, temp. Ed-
ward III.
Or a barrulet hetw. two bars gemels gu. over all
six escucheons vair three two and one. Gamoll.
Flowers
Gu. a bar betw. two fleurs-de-lis stalked and leaved
in chief and an annulet in base or. Kellock,
Scotland.
1 BAR betw. or within. . . .
and in chief. . . .
on a Chief
Vert a bar countercompony arg. and az. betw.
three cuirasses of the second on a chief
silver as many buckles of the third.
Baldberney or Baldbirney, Scotland.
Cross
Az. a barrulet environed with an annulet betw.
two bars and in chief a cross patty fitchy or.
Holte, V.
Fish
Gu. a bar engr. arg. betw. three suns or in the
collar point a demi-salmon naiant from the
fess of the second. Auld, Scotland.
On 1 BAR and in chief
Per chev. or and az. a bar fusily of the first each
fusil being charged with an escallop gu. in chief
two fleurs-de-lis of the last. Edgar.
1 » BAR and in chief. . . .
Garb
Az. a har and a half arg. in the sinister quarter
a garb or. Scheffeld, V.
BAB. *i BAR and in chief • • "Cont-
ort a Quarter
Arg. a bar and a half az. on a quarter of the last
a 5-foil or. Rauf Pipard, Y.
Arg. a bar and a half gu. on a quarter of the last
a 5-foil arg. John Derwentwater, X.
Arg. a har and a half sa. on a quarter of the last
a 5-foil or. Richard Twyford, F.
2 BARS
.... 2 bars nebuly Yeovilton.
Arg. two bars az. Hackbeach. Hillton, Sus-
sex. Hilton, Hilton, co. Durham ; the co-
heirs m. Musgrave, Younghusband, and Briscoe.
Hilton, South Shields, co. Durham; Sussex;
co. Leicester; London; and Jamaica; descended
from Hilton of Hilton . Hilton, co. Gloucester ;
Rhea Hall, co. Stafford; and London, 1716,
quartering arg. three daggers diverse gu. Le
Baron de Hilton, S, Y. Le Sire de Hilton, Y.
Sir Robert Hilton, V. Robert de Hilton,
E,F. Sir Robert deHYLTONE,H,N. Venables,
co. Lancaster.
Arg. two bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu. .
Walton.
Arg. two bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu. crowned
or. Willesmose, Willesmot, or Wilmescot,
co. Gloucester.
Arg. two bars az. over all a lion ramp, or holding
in the dexter paw a rose branch gu. Tudman.
Arg. two bars and a bend az. Martingdale or
Martindale, Montford, V. Mountford, V* .
Arg. two bars and a bendlet az. Mountford, co.
Warwick.
Arg. two bars az. over all a bend chequy gu. and
of the first (another gu. and or). Legg.
Arg. two bars az. over all a bend compony....
and gu. Lea or Leigh, Bradley, co. Lancaster.
Arg. two bars az. a bend compony gu. and or.
Leigh, Ridge, co. Devon. Leigh, Bardon, co.
Somerset, 1595, descended from Leigh of
Ridge.
Arg. two bars az. on a bend gu. three arrows of
the field. Dawne, co. Chester. Venables,, co.
Lancaster. M. Richard de Venables, S.
Arg. two bars az. on a bend gu. a bezant. Grey,
Horton, Northumberland.
Arg. two bars az. on a bend gu. three chaplets or.
Grey, co. Hereford.
Arg. two bars az. over all an eagle displ. with two
heads gu. Sir John Speke, V.
Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight
points gu. Blount.
Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle gu.
nowed or. Blount, Gloucester.
Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight
points gu. bezanty. Blount, Mangerfield,_F.
Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight
rays gu. pometty and floretty or. Blount.^
Arg. two bars az. over all an escarbuncle of eight
rays or. Blount, London and Gloucester.
Arg. two bars az. over all a buck's head gu.
Woodward.
Arg. two bars az. over all three bucks' heads
cabossed or. Woodward, London.
Arg. two bars az. over all a saltire gu. Port or
Deporte, Sheepshead, co. Leicester.
Arg'. two bars engr. az. Athull, V.
Arg. two bars fusily az. Faconbrege. William
de Fauconberge, F.
Arg. two bars wavy az. Delariver. Samford.
Arg. two bars wavy az. on a chevron gu. three be-
zants. Ester.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAB. 2 BARS cont.
Arg. two bars wavy az. three demi lions gu.
Milligan or Mullikine, Scotland.
Arg. two bars embattled erm. Burnby or
Burneby, co. Devon, V*. Burnby, Kensing-
ton, Middlesex.
Arg. two bars wavy erm. Lacy, Enfield, Middlesex.
Arg. two bars gu. Bery, co. Devon. Bomford,
co. Lancaster. Bynde, Sussex. Chanry.
Denton. Ewer. Foxall, Loudon and Ire-
land. Limesie. Mainwaring, Over Peover,
co. Chester, Bart., quartering az. six garbs or
for Kyvelioc, Earl of Chester. Mainwaring
or Manwaring, Peure, now Over Peover, co.
Chester; Kermincham, co. Chester; Ight-
field, co. Salop ; and Whitmore, co. Stafford.
Mainwaring, Oteley Park, co. Salop ; and
Bromborough, co. Chester, derived from Main-
waring of Whitmore, quartering Kinaston. Sir
Richard Manwaring, co. Chester, V. "Wil-
liam Manwaring, P. Walter Maxdust or
Malduist, G. Mandut or Manduit, co. War-
wick, and Somerford-Manduit, co. Wilts. . Wil-
liam Manduyt, X. Martin, Athelhampston, co.
Dorset, and LongMelford, Suffolk; Baronetcy,
28 May, 1667. Martin or Martyn, Exeter, co.
Devon., derived from Martin of Athelhampston.
Martin, Exeter; and Kemeys, co. Pembroke;
temp. Henry I. Martin, Hemingston, Suffolk ,
Colston Basset, co. Nottingham ; Anstey Pas-
tures, co. Leicester ; Worsborough, co. York.
Sir William Martin or Martyn, H, I, L, X.
Monsire William Martin, Y. William Martyn,
Y. Martyn, co. Devon, V. Mauduit, Hans-
lope, co. Buckingham. William Maudyt, B.
Maunduit. Saint Clere. South, Ferraby,
co. Lincoln, confirmed 22 June, 1602.
Arg. two bars gu. over all on an escucheon of the
first a saltire of the second and chief erm.
Deane, Baron Muskerry, m. Fitzmaurice.
Arg. two bars gu. on the upper one an annulet
or. Martyn.
Arg. two bars gu. a crescent for diff. Bradshaw,
co. Chester. Martyn, Saint Dominic, Corn-
wall; Parkpale, co. Dorset; Saberow, co. So-
merset ; and Oxton, co. Devon ; and with a
mullet in chief sa. South.
Arg. two bars and in chief a crescent gu. Barrye,
co. Devon.
Arg. two bars gu. a label az. Monsire Nichol le
Fitz-Martin, B, X, Y. Wintershale,E.
Arg. two bars gu. on a label of three points az.
nine plates. Sir William Martyn, V.
Arg. two bars gu. on a label of three points of
the last nine bezants. Martyn.
Arg. two bars gu. a label of five points of the
second bezanty. Marlyn. Martyn.
Arg. two bars gu. a label vert. Moulton. Thomas
Multon, Y.
Arg. two bars gu. over all a lion ramp, of the
first. Bicknell, London.
Arg. two bars gu. over all a Hon ramp, double queued
or pelletty. Brandon, Chamberlain of London.
Arg. two bars gu. a bend az. Martindale.
Martyndall, V*. Mountford, co. Warwick.
Arg. two bars gu. a bendlet az. Martindall, V.
Arg. two bars gu. a bendlet or. Mainwaring,
Croxton, co. Chester, derived from an illegiti-
mate son of Mainwaring of Over Peover, 1546.
Arg. two bars gu. a bendlet sa. Molton.
Arg. two bars gu. on a bend az. three mullets of
the first. Welchhan, Brackley, co. North-
ampton ; and Kineton, co. Warwick.
BAR. 2 BARS.... cont.
Arg. two bars gu. on a bend of the second three
trefoils slipped of the first. Palmer; but
slipped or, Palmer, V.
Arg. two bars gu. over all a long cross (sometimes
a crosier) in bend sinister or. Gilbertine
Priory at Sempringham, co. Lincoln.
Arg. two barrulets and as many endorses gu. Bare.
Arg. two bars gu. over all an escarbuncle of eight
points flory at the end gu. bezanty. Edward
Blount, Maugerfield, co. Gloucester, V.
Arg. two bars gu. a maunch of the second.
Undershot.
Arg. gutty de larmes two bars gu. Chaury, V.
Chawrey, V. Chawry.
Arg. two bars dancetty gu. Gaine.
Arg. two bars embattled gu. Enys or Evys.
Euys. James, Ightham Court, Kent, derived
from Van Haestrect from the vicinity of Utrecht,
quartering Grevis. James, Wilsborough, Kent,
and Ryegate, Surrey; quartering arg. three
millrinds barwise sa.; with barry wavy of six arg.
and az. on a chief or three swallows volant sa.
Arg. two bars counterembattled gu. James,
Chrishall, and Manewden, Essex.
Arg. two bars engr. gu. Anables, Annabell, or
Annables.
Arg. two bars fusily gu. Rauf Raul or Roul,
E,F.
Arg. two bars engr. below gu. Undershot, V.
Arg. two bars indented gu. Hamlin.
Arg. two bars nebuly gu. John Champion, Kent,F.
Arg. two bars nebuly gu. on a bend engr. sa. a
rose betw. as many mullets or. Chiswell
London, granted 13 April, 1714. Chiswell
quartering French, granted 10 Dec, 1773 to
to Muilman, Debben Hall, Essex.
Arg. two bars nebuly gu. on a bend sa. three
plates. Goulstone. Gulston, co. Hertford,
co. Leicester, and London.
Arg. two bars voided gu. over all a bend sa.
Burton.
Arg. two bars wavy gu. England, Ireland.
Goldingham, Norfolk, V. Gouldingham, Nor-
folk.
Arg. two bars wavy and a baton gu. Sir Roger
d'AMORY, L.
Arg. two bars sa. Sir William Brereton, Brere-
ton, co. Chester, V., the heiress m. Holte, Aston,
Bart. Brereton, Malpas, co. Chester, de-
scended from Brereton of Brereton. Brereton,
Burros, co. Denbigh ; Eccleston ; Wetenhall ;
Tatton ; Honford ; Wolvesacre, and Barrell ; all
descended from Brereton of Malpas. Brereton,
quartering sa. two banners arg. Brewerton.
Bruerton. Brereton, Ireland. Deane,
co. Huntingdon. Ellesfield. Garbyn or
Garbin. Ilderton. Geffre de Meremond,
Harl. MS. 6137, fo. 97. Pelcot or Pelott,
Ireland. Penrey, Norfolk. Pillet, Ireland,
V. PlLLETT or PlLLOTT.
Arg. two bars sa. a label gu. Garden, co. Cam-
bridge. Sir Thomas Gardyn, N.
Arg. two bars sa. a label of three points gu.
. Breton, co. Cambridge.
Arg. two bars sa. a label of five points gu.
Garbyn, co. Cambridge. Gardinis. Sir Tho-
mas Gardyn, co. Cambridge, V.
Arg. two bars sa. a crescent gu. (? for diff.)
Bradshaw, co. Chester.
Arg. two bars sa. a mullet between them for diff.
Brereton.
Arg. two bars sa. a bend erm. Fincham.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 2 BARS cont.
Arg. two bars sa. a bend gu. Ashton. Lynde, V.
Arg. two bars sa. a bendlet gu. Sir Robert
Ashton.
Arg. two bars sa. a baton gu. Sir Robert de
Ashton, Constable of DoverCastle,F. Lynde, V.
Arg. two bars sa. on a bend gu. three mullets or.
DRANSFIELD.
Arg. two bars sa. over all a cross formy flory gu.
Brereton, Honford, co. Chester, Bart, de-
scended from Brereton of Malpas, temp.
Henry VIII.
Arg. two bars sa. over all a maunch gu. Manby.
Arg. two bars embattled counter-embattled sa.
Bervers, Essex.
Arg. two bars dancetty sa. Dolling, North, in
the Isle of Purbeck, co. Dorset, granted 1613.
Ginkell, Earl of Athlone.
Arg. two bars engr. sa. Facombrige or
Faconberge. Henry Fauconberge, F. Kirkby.
Kirkley, co. York. Rous, V. Row. Rows,
Stockly Parva, co. Huntingdon. Staines.
Stains. Stanes, Essex. Stayne, co. Lincoln.
Arg. two bars engr. sa. a label gu. Stapney or
Staptje.
Arg. two bars fusily sa. Faconberge. Sir. . . .de
Fauconberge, V.
Arg. two bars lozengy sa. Henry de
Fauconberge, Y.
Arg. two bars masculy sa. Sir Henry
Fauconberge, N.
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a label of three points
gu. M. Robert de Zevelton, S.
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a bend gu. Poher,
Cornwall.
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a bend or. Power,
Bletchington, co. Surrey, granted 8 June, 1601.
Arg. two bars sa. voided of the field. Carswell.
Arg. two bars wavy sa. Elchefield. SireJohan
de Elchesfeld, N. Sire Johan Lessend, L.
Monsire Richard de Stapleton, Y. Basset,
Lord of Sapcote. Zevelton.
Arg. two bars wavy sa. a label gu. Zenelton.
Zevelton.
Arg. two bars vert. Ayburg. Delaval, North-
umberland. Harthale, co. Derby. Sir Rich-
ard Harthull, co. Derby, temp. Edward I, V.
Hershull or Herthall. John Herthill, Y.
Sire Richard de Herthulle, N.
Arg. two bars vert over all a lion ramp. gu.
Chaloner, co. Stafford, W.
Arg. two bars vert over all a bendlet gu. Herthall.
Az. two bars arg. Burdett. Hilton. Kinderton,
Leigh, co. Chester. Venables, Lord Vernon,
quartering Vernon, and Vernon of Haslington.
Sir Thomas Venables, Baron of Kinderton, co.
Chester, V. Wilbraham, Woodhey and Dela-
mei-e, co. Chester.
Az.two bars arg. with a martlet for diff. Venables,
Andover, co. Hants ; visitation 1634.
Az. two bars arg. a bend chequy or and gu. Wil-
liam de Leegh, X.
Az. two bars arg. a bend compony of the last and
gu. Lea or Lee, co. Cumberland.
Az. two bars arg. a bend compony or and gu.
Legh or Leigh, Adlington, co. Chester, V*.
Legh or Leigh, Isell, Cumberland, temp.
Edw. II.
Az. two bars arg. a bendlet compony or and gu.
Legh, Adlington, co. Chester, V.
Az. two bars arg. over all a bend counter-compony
or and gu. Leigh, 1369. Legh, of the North,
V. Legh, Isell, co. York, V.
BAR. 2 BARS.... cont.
Az. two bars arg. over all a bend gu. Done.
Lee, Plaistow, Essex; and Ratcliffe, co. Lei-
cester. Legh, Norbury Booth's Hall, co. Ches-
ter. Leigh. Venables, V*.
Az. two bars arg. over all a bendlet gu. Legh,
Bothes,co.Chester, V. Sir Alexander Venables,
temp. Edward II and III, V.-
Az. two bars arg. on a bend gu. thi'ee arrows of
the second. Done, Utkinton, Flaxyards, Dud-
don, and Oulton, co. Chester.
Az. two bars arg. on a bend gu. three arrows or.
Dawney. Donne or Doan, co. Chester.
Az. two bars arg. on a bend gu. three arrows or
in pale with the bend feathered and headed of
the second. Dawne, co. Chester, V. Sir John
Done, Utkinton, co. Chester, W.
Az. two bars arg. and a bend or. Pole.
Az. two bars arg. on a bend or three pheons gu.
Legh, V. Leigh, V*.
Az. two bars arg. on a lozenge sa. a lion's head
erased or. Darman, co. Chester.
Az. two bars dancetty arg. Sir John de la
Ryver, co. Berks, V.
Az. two bars nebuly arg. Del See or Dolsey.
William Poole, V. Martin Del See, co. York,
V. See. Sey.
Az. two bars wavy arg. Brooksbank. Delapole.
Halswell, Halswell, co. Somerset. Pole or
De la Pole, Kingston-upon-Hull. See.
Az. two bars erm. Hamill, Ireland.
Az. two bars embattled counter-embattled erm.
William Burnby, Burnby, co. Devon, V.
Az. two bars counter- embattled erm. Burnaby,
co. Devon.
Az. two bars nebuly erm. Sir de Holcam, V.
Holcan.
Az. two bars wavy erm. Holkham. Holcam and
Holcan.
Az. two bars erminois over all a bend counter-
compony of the second and gu. Lee, London.
Az. two bars or. Brady, co. Cambridge. Sire
William Bordet, N. Monsire Richard Burdet,
Y. Burdett or Bordet, co. Leicester.
Burdett, Bramcote, co. Warwick ; Formark,
co. Derby ; and Ramsbury, co. Wilts, Bart.
Richard Burdett, Y. Sir William Burdett,
co. Leicester, V. William Pauncefot, jF.
Pembruge. Pipard. Rivers, co. Berks.
Az. two bars or over all a lion ramp. gu.
Hatcliff, V.
Az. two bars or a bend chequy of the last and gu.
Lee, Hartwell, co. Buckingham, Bart.
Az. two bars or. a bend gu. Burdett.
Az. two bars and a bend or. Leigh, Preston, co.
York. Patte. Pott or Potts, London
and Norfolk. Potts, Mannington, Norfolk,
Bart., created 1641, descended from Pot, who
had a grant of arms in 1583. Potts, Chester.
Potts, South Shields, co. Durham.
Az. two bars and a bendlet or. Pott, Bentham
Hill, Kent, quartering gu. three swords erect
ppr. with gu. a cross engr. betw. four pheons arg.
Az. two bars or on a bend sa. three crescents of
the second. Twitham.
Az. crusily two bars or. Blackenham or
Blakenhah, Suffolk. Sire Thomas de
Blakenham, N. Blonkenham.
Az. two bars dancetty or. Delamere orDELAMORE,
co. Berks. De la Rever or Delariver, co.
Berks. Sir William de la Rever, co. Bucks, V.
Richard de Rineres, F. Sir John de la Rivere,
L, N, Y. Rivers, co. Berks. Rynell.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
1?
BAR. 2 BARS cont.
Az. two bars embattled or. Barneby.
Az. two bars lozengy or. Ellacott, go. Devon.
Az. two bars nebuly or. Delapoole. Ryver or
De la Ryver.
Az. two bars wavy or. Delariver. Poole. Sir
Walter de la Poole, Q.
Az. two bars vairy erm. and gu. Renald de
Breouse, A.
Chequy arg. and az. two bars gu. Lechche, V.
Lecheche, V*.
Chequy or and az. two bars arg. Town of
Okehampton, co. Devon.
Erm. two bars wavy az. over all a crosier in bend
or. Augustinian Abbey at Missenden, co.
Buckiugham.
Erm. two bars gu. Banant. Bavant. Sir Walter
Bruant, V. Johan le Fitz W , F. Sir
Wauter Huntercombe, J. Roger Manduit, F.
Mandut or Manduyt, Northumberland and co.
Stafford. Sir Roger Manduyt, M. Sire Roger
Maudut, N, Y, or Maudyut, O. Nugent, Mar-
quess of Westmeath. Nugent, Carlanstown,
co. Westmeath, Earl Nugent. Nugent, Ballin-
lough, co. Westmeath, Bart. Nugent, Essex.
Nugent, Moyrath, Streamstown, Teffernan,
Culvin, Bracklyn, Drumcree, New Haggard,
Dysert, Ballinacorr, Donore, Carlanstown, Cool-
amber, Killasonna, Robinstown, the Rosse,
Pallas, etc., Ireland. Whishorth. Workshall
or Worshall. Geffry de Wrokeshalle, Y.
Wroxhall, Wroxhall, co. Dorset.
Erm. two bars and over all three crescents gu.
Waterton.
Erm. two bars gu. over all three escocheons or.
Sir de Hall, V.
Erm. two bars humetty gu. Dabridgcourt, co.
Warwick. Dambernort or Dambremort.
Erm. two bars nebuly gu. Foliot.
Erm. two bars voided gu. Huntercombe.
Erm. two bars or over all a lion ramp. az.
Bagnall, co. Stafford, aDd Wales. Bicknoll.
Erm. two bars purp. Roger Mandite, Cumber-
land, V. Maudit, V*.
Erm. two bars sa. Francis.
Erm. two bars wavy sa. over all a crosier in bend
or. Augustinian Abbey at Missenden, co.
Buckingham.
Erm. two bars vert. Delaval, Seaton Delaval
aDd Ford Castle, Northumberland. Sir ....
de la Vale, Northumberland, V. John de la
Value, X. Deyall. Hawks. Vale. Walles,
V.
Gu. two bars arg. Chalon. Chalons, co. Devon.
Fokesley. Foxley, co. Berks. Foxley, V.
M. John de Foxlee, S. Sire Johan Foxlle, N.
Ktrkefton. Martyn, co. Dorset. Pusey.
Gu. two bars and a bend arg. Wallis, Welch,
or Welsh, Wanlip, co. Leicester, 7 Edw. I.
Gu. two bars arg. on a bend or three leopard's
heads sa. Higgat, Suffolk.
Gu. two bars arg. on a bend or a torteau betw. as
many leopards' faces az. Highgate, Hayes,
Middlesex; and Rendlesham, Suffolk. Heygate,
Southend, Essex, Bart. Hygate, V.
Gu. two bars arg. over all a raillrind erm.
Pannerton, co. Stafford.
Gu. two bars embattled arg. Coffin, co. Somerset.
Gu. two bars embattled on the top arg. Sir
Thomas Coffyn, V.
Gu. two bars dancetty arg. William Asmant, V.
Gu. two bars engr. arg. Grassell. Rouse.
Gu. two bars fusily arg. Preston, V.
BAR. 2 BARS.... cont.
Gu. two bars voided arg. on a bend of the second
a castle az. Thornhill, Kent.
Gu. two bars compony arg. and az. Burley, V.
Roche.
Gu. two bars erm. Botelan or Boteland.
BoTELER,Cumberland,F. Nugent,F*. Panton.
Sir Hugh Pantone, Beamanton, V. Pantulf,
Baron of Weme, co. Salop, the heiress m.,
temp. Henry III., Boteler of Oversley, co.
Hereford. Thornhill, co. York.
Gu. two bars and in the dexter chief a millrind
erm. Sire Hugh de Fauntone, N.
Gu. two bars erm. a bend of the first. Workshall
or Worshall.
Gu. two bars erm. over all a bend engr. sa.
Pentolph, co. Salop.
Gu. two bars wavy erm. Hurding, co. Dorset.
Lacy, co. Oxford and co. Somerset.
Gu. two bars indented arg. and az. Hugh
Freneyes, Y. Monsire de Frevn, Y.
Gu. two bars indented az. and or. Rauf Freyne, F.
Gu. two bars or. Harcourt, Earl Harcourt.
Harcourt, Ankerwycke, co. Buckingham, de-
scended from Harcourt of Wignell, Sussex,
and of Stanton Harcourt, co. Oxford. Sir
Robert Harcourt, co. Leicester, V. John de
Harcourte, C. Sir John de Harcourt, I,
and with a label of three points az. his son
John, I. Sir John de Harecourt, L, N. Le
Conte de Harecourte, F. Sire de Harecourte,
Y. Hill, Suffolk.
Gu. two bars or on a label of three points az.
niae plates. William de Harcourt, grand-
queux de France, 1410 ; glass in Evreux ca-
thedral.
Gu. two bars or over all a lion ramp. arg.
Peverell.
Gu. two bars or over all on a bend arg. three
talbots' heads erased sa. Godden, Ley born
Castle, 1574, and Finchden, TeDterden, Kent.
Gu. two bars dancetty or. Asamuz. Asnantes.
Samler.
Gu. two bars wavy or. Brewer, ho. Devon, V.
Bruer. Bruvere. Rivers, River, or De la
River, co. Berks.
Gu. two bars per fess indented arg. and az. Hue
deFRENE (or Frecia),E. M deFRENE,F.
Gu. two bars vair. Castell. Hugh de Fren, V.
Frene. Grimstead or Grimsted. Grimsteed,
co. Dorset. GRiNSTEAD.co.Somerset. Moreton.
Mortemer. Robert Mortimer, A. Hugh de
Mortemer, isT. Robert de Mortimer, D, E,F.
Sir Hugh de Mortymer, H. Hugh Morton,
Y. John Mortymer, Y. Say, Richard's Castle,
co. Hereford, V. Talbot, Castle-Richard, V.
William Talbot, F. Sire Richard Talebot, 0;
and with a pierced mullet arg. in the dexter
chief for diff. M. Gilbert Talbot, S.
Gu. crusily or two bars vair. William de
Mortimer, F. Mortymer.
Gu. two bai's vairy or and az. Hugh M ortimer, J.
Gu. two bars vairy vert aDd or. Grimsted, co.
Dorset.
Or two bars az. Aske, co. York. Burdett.
Crehall or O'Crehall, Ireland. Fitz-Ralph,
temp. HeDry III. Hackebecke. Sir Robert
Hakebech, V. M. Reynald Hakenbeche,
S. Hakbeech or Hakebeche. Harkeyn.
Harmantle. Hermentall. Poole, co. Derby.
Or two bars az.pver all a lion ramp, guard gu.
Oxburgh or Oxborough, King's Lynn, and
Emneth, Norfolk.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 2 BARS cont.
Or two bars az. over all a bend gu. Quapled,
QuAPELADE, Or QuAPPELAD.
Or two bars az. an eagle displ. gu. Garnegott.
Or two bars az. over all on a chev. gu. three
mullets of six points arg. Talworthe, V*.
Or two bars wavy az. Pole or Pale, Norfolk.
Poole, Norfolk.
Or two bars bendy of six gu. and az. Jakys, V.
Or two bars wreathed bendy of eight az. and gu.
Jakys, V*.
Or two bars gu. Cameron, Nea House, Christ
Church, co. Hants. Chalmers, Scotland.
Chalun,F. Halbecke. Sir deHARMANvrLL,
V. Harcourt, E. William Harecourt, Y.
William Harecurt, F. John de Harcourt,
G. Sir John de Harcort, N. Richard de
Harecourt, B. Richard Harecourt, P.
Thomas Harecourte,S. Harold. Manvoysin
or Mansyne. Petney, Ireland. Bartholomew
de Sulee, D. Sulley. Robert Suylly, Y.
WlNTERSELL, CO. Wilts.
Or two bars gu. a label of five points az.
Harcourt.
Or two bars gu. a label of three points sa.
Wintershall, JIr.
Or two bars gu. a label of five points throughout
sa. Wintershall, Wintershall, Surrey, and
Little Stoke, co. Oxford.
Or two bars gu. over all a lion ramp, of the
second. Breners.
Or two bars gu. a bend az. Wake, Kent.
Or two bars gu. a bendlet az. Wake, Kent, V.
Or two bars and a bend gu. Palmer.
Or two bars gu. a bend of the first. Wake, Kent.
Or two bars dancetty gu. Harken.
Or two bars indented gu. Derncoorte.
Or two bars invected above but engr. below gu.
Boxle, V*. Boxle Anabelles, V.
Or two bars nebuly gu. a bend az. Lonell.
Or two bars wavy gu. in chief a label of three
points of the last each point charged with a
martlet arg. Rawky, Essex.
Or two bars per pale indented vert and az.
SUSTAN, V.
Or two bars per pale indented vert and gu.
Suston.
Or two bars sa. Deynes, Norfolk. Sire de
Dist, D. Penrey, Norfolk. Pever, Norfolk,
V. PuERAY.
Or two bars with a label of five points sa. John
de WlNTERSHULLE, E.
Or two bars sa. in chief a pierced mullet gu.
Geffry Meremone, A.
Or two bars sa. on the uppermost a mullet.
Penrey, Norfolk.
Or two bars sa. a mullet ar. Pevere.
Or two bars sa. on the uppermost a mullet pierced
ar. Pever or Piner, Norfolk. Piver.
Or two bars sa. a pile counterchanged. ENGHAMor
Engleham, co. Norfolk.
Or two bars engr. sa. Brantwart.
Or two bars vairy arg. and sa. Litcott. Lydcotte,
co. Buckingham ; Woodburcot, co. Northamp-
ton ; and Surrey. Lytcott, co. Buckingham ;
Stratford-Langthorne, Essex; and Maulsey,
Surrey. Stone, V*, quartering with gu. two
bars vairy or and sa., or three fleurs-de-lis
gu.
Or two bars vairy arg. and sa. in chief a mullet.
Lytcott.
Or two bars vert. Abeck or Hab'eck. Arbreth,
co. Lancaster. Herthall or Herthull.
BAR. 2 BARS cont.
Per chev. sa. and arg. in chief two barrulets of
the last. Allerton.
Per fesse az. and gu. two bars or. Holt or Holte.
Per fesse embattled az. and gu. the base masoned
sa. with crosses botonny of the last, i. e. loop-
holes as in fortifications, in chief two bars
wavy arg. over all in pale a sword of the last
hilt and pomel or on the blade a key. City of
Bath, co. Somerset.
Per pale arg. and gu. two bars counterchanged.
Barret, V.
Per pale .... and .... two bars nebuly....
John de Dauntesey's seal, V.
Per pale arg. and gu. two bars nebuly counter-
changed. Dandsey, London.
Per pale arg. and or two bars nebuly gu. William
Dancy, Alderman of London, V. Walter
Daundsey, V.
Per pale arg. and sa. two bars dancetty counter-
changed. Enderbie.
Per pale az. and gu. two bars or. John Holte,
co. Lancaster, V.
Per pale or and gu. two bars counterchanged.
Derpatrick.
Per pale or and sa. two bars vert. Harthill.
Per pale vert and or two bars counterchanged.
Tregender, Tregender, Cornwall ; the heiress
m. Nanspian.
Sa. two bars arg. Sir John Brerton, F. Fowkes,
London. Sir Robert Touke, co. Cambridge, V.
Tonket.
Sa. two bars arg. an annulet of the second. Moston.
Sa. two bars arg. a label of three points gu.
Zenelton, V.
Sa. two bars engr. arg. Roosor Rosse,Rous or
Rouse, Letton, Norfolk ; and Rouse-Lench,co.
Worcester. Rouse, Market Harborough,co. Lei-
cester; descended from Rouse of Rouse-Lench.
Sa. two bars humetty arg. Cambridge.
Sa. two bars nebuly arg. Martyn, co. York.
Sa. two bars arg. voided gu. Rogerway.
Sa. two bars wavy arg. Ellespield.
Sa. two bars arg. corded or wreathed gu. Way
or Waye, Great Torrington, co. Devon, con-
firmed 1574.
Sa. two bars wreathed arg. and gu. Roger Waye, V.
Sa. two bars nebuly erm. Sir Robert Spencer,
V. Spencer, Spencerscourt, co. Devon, Z, 333.
Sa. two bars wavy erm. Spencer, co. Devon.
Sa. two bars or. Benet de Blakeham, E. Beges
de Blakelig, F.
Sa. two bars or on a bend arg. three escallops gu.
Layton. Leighton.
Sa. two bars engr. or. HenryGRASELL,F. Grassell.
Sa. two bars wavy paly wavy az. and arg.
Rogerway.
Sa. two bars vair. Hackon, Norfolk.
Sa. two bars vairy arg. and vert. Barkeley.
Brakeley. Brakley, V. Hallom, Northum-
berland.
Vair two bars gu. Ingerham. Walkingame,
Ridmer, Harl. MS., 0589. Walkingham, Farn-
ham, co. York. Allain de Walkingham of Red-
mer, Y. John de Walkingham, Y. Sir John
de Walkingham, M , N.
Vert two bars or. Cokayne.
2 BARS and in chief
(Some of the following coats should probably be
blazoned Barry and on a chief. . . . )
Annulets
Arg. two bars and in chief three annulets az.
Cramlington, Newcastleon-Tyne.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief .
.cont.
Annulets cont.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three annulets of the
second. Burdeaux. Burdeux, V.
Gu. two bars arg. in chief three annulets of the
second. Gregory de Ank, Y. Anke, V. Anke
or Ankey. Auee, V. Deane or Deanke.
Girgon. Grigson. Grigson, Saham Touey,
Norfolk. Michell de Spalding, Y.
Sa. two bars erm. in chief three annulets or.
Galleys.
Beast (Dog)
Arg. two bars gu. in chief a greyhound in full
course az. Rosmer or Rosumers, Cornwall.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief a greyhound pass sa.
Skipwith, co. Lincoln.
Sa. two bars arg. in chief a talbot pass, of the se-
cond. Hayward, Tandridge Hall, Surrey.
Hewarde or Hayward, London; and Tonbridge
Court, Surrey.
(Lion)
Arg. two bars gu. in chief a lion pass, of the se-
cond. Buenby. Louche or Lowche.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief a lion pass, guard, of
the second. Burnaby or Burneby', Watford,
co. Northampton ; the co-heirs m. Bathurst
and Langham. Burnaby, Baggrave Hall, co.
Leicester; Evington, co. Leicester; derived
from Burnaby of Watford. Burnby, V.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief a lion pass, guard, per
pale of the second and vert. Burnaby, Brough-
ton Hall, co. Oxford, Bart.
Arg. two bars sa. spotted erm. in chief a lion
pass. gu. Hill, St. John's, co. Wexford.
Az. two bars wavy arg. in chief a lion pass, guard,
or. Tayler or Taylor, London; granted 1592.
Erm. two bars gu. in chief a demi lion ramp, of
the second. Draton, V. Drayton or Draton.
De Freign. Frenye or Freyne.
Gu. two bars erm. in chief a lion passant or.
Costomer, Yarmouth. Gifford. Gyssard.
Hill, Bury S. Edmund's, Suffolk. Hill, Yar-
mouth and Lynn, Norfolk.
Gu. two bars erm. in chief a lion pass, per pale
or and arg. Hill, Dennis, co. Stafford ; Blaen-
avon, co. Monmouth. Hill, Hales, Norfolk.
Gu. two bars or in chief a lion pass. arg. Hill,
co. Somerset, V ; and Suffolk.
Gu. two bars and in chief a lion pass. or. Hell,
V*; Robert Tregoz, V. John Torington. V.
TORRINGTON, V*.
Gu. two bars and in chief a lion pass, guard, or.
Tregoose or Tregooze, V*.
Or two bars az. in chief a lion pass, of the last.
Gregory, co. Leicester, and Stivic Hall, near
Coventry, co. Warwick. Gregory, descended
from Gregory of Stivic Hall, quartering Dymoke,
Ludlow, Marmion, etc.
Or two bars az. in chief a lion pass, of the second
crowned of the first. Gregory, Lastingham,
co. York.
Or two bars az. in chief a lion pass, of the last
ducally crowned gu. Gregory, Greenwich,
Kent, and Westminster, Middlesex. Wade,
co. Oxford.
Or two bars az. in chief a lion ramp, of the second.
Gregory, Stockwith, co. Lincoln.
Or two bars az. in the sinister point a lion ramp.
sa. on a canton gu. a chaplet arg. Holmes.
Sa. two bars wavy arg. in chief a lion pass, guard.
, of the last. Mould.
Yert two bars arg. in chief a lion pass, guard, or
Greenhill, Greenhill, Middlesex.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
Beast (Lion) cont.
Vert two bars erm. in chief a lion pass, guard, or.
Greenhill, London, granted 1698.
Beasts (2 Lions) 8
Gu. two bars arg. in chief as many lions ramp, of
the last. Spencer.
(3 Lions )
Sa. two bars or in chief three demi lions ramp, of
the second. Wendover, Salisbury, confirmed
14 June, 1C15.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three lions ramp, of the
second. Howxand, Cambridge ; London ; and
Streatham, Surrey; granted 1584.
Az. two bars or in chief three lions ramp, of the
second. Brady.
Bird (Eagle)
Gu. two bars or over all a bend engr. vair in chief
an eagle displ. of the second. Lee, Ebford,
co. Devon ; granted 1759.
^Falcon)
Sa. two hars vairy arg. and vert in chief a falcon
close or betw. two bezants. Hacon, Ipswich,
and Whiteacre, Norfolk.
(Martlet)
Sa. two harrulets vairy arg. and vert in chief a
martlet. . . .betw. two plates. Hacon, Topecroft,
Norfolk.
(Swan)
.... two bars wavy . . . from the upper one a
swan issuing close .... Maddock.
Birds (2 Martlets)
Arg. two bars sa. in chief as many martlets of the
last. Denton, V. Englenton de Hibernia.
(3 Cocks)
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three cocks of the se-
cond. Badcock. Blakestone,F*. Blackstone,
Castle Priory, Wallingford, co. Berks. Sir
Matthew Blakiston, Lord Mayor of London in
1700, Baronetcy 1763. Blakiston, Blakiston,
co. Durham ; and its branches, Gibside, New-
ton Hall, Old Malton, Seaton, and Thornton
Hall. Plackeston, Newcastle-on-Tyne, V.
Arg. two barrulets in chief three cocks gu.
Blaxton, Sussex.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three cocks gu.
Blaxton.
(3 Martlets)
Arg. two bars and in chief three martlets gu.
Anstabeth, V. Anstaboth. Anstalboth, V.
Denton, Ainstable; Cardew, co. Cumberland,
1686, descended from Denton of Denton.
MOCLES, V. MONCLES.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three martlets sa.
Weeding. Sir Rauf de Wedone, N. Sir Rauf
Wedone, co. Buckingham, temp. Edward I, V.
Weedon, Weeton or Weton, co. Buckingham,
co. Dorset, and co. Lancaster, temp. Henry III.
Arg. two bars and in chief three martlets sa.
Aglionby, Aglionby, Carlisle, Nunnery, and
Newbiggin Hall, Cumberland. Aglionby of
the North, V. Carill, London. Eagleby.
Eglionby or Egleby, co. Warwick.
Gu. two bars and in chief three martlets arg.
Washington, ^eshington. Weishington, V.
Gu. two bars erm. in chief three martlets or.
Sacre, Kent, granted 1614. Sare, Norton,
Kent, confirmed 7 Feb. 1613-4.
Sa. two bars or in chief three martlets arg.
Hawkesford.
Buckles
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three Duckies az.
Butler.
so
AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . . .cont.
Buckles cont.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three round buckles az.
Butler. Luther, Myles's, Essex, temp. Henry
VIII ; the co-heirs m. Fane of Wormsley, and
Taylor. Luther.
Canton
Arg. two bars and a canton az. Byngley or
Bynley. Lathbury. Pipard or Pypard.
Twyford, Loudon, temp. Richard II.
Arg. two bars and a canton az. charged with a
martlet of the first (another or). Lathbury,
Holme, co. Derby, visitation 1011. Lathbury,
V*. Lathebury, V.
Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the last a 5-foil
of the first. Peperde.
Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the last a 5-foil
or. Picard. SirRauf Pipard, G.J; or Pypard,
F. Piper.
Arg. two bars az. on a canton gu. a 5 foil or.
Rauf Pip art, E.
Arg. two bars az. a canton sa. Paul or Patjle,
Norfolk ; and Lambeth. Surrey.
Arg. two bars az. on a canton sa. a 5 foil or.
Pypard, co. Worcester.
Arg. two bars and a canton gu. Berdsey. Cis-
tercian Abbey at Bitlesden, co. Buckingham.
Bois, V*. Bois, E. ErnauddeBors,.F. Nicol
de Borse, E, Harl. MS. C137. Ernald de
Boyes; Arnald del Boyis, C. Ernaud de Boys,
B. John de Boys, A, or del Boyes, D. Sir
Robert Boys, co. Lincoln, V. Boys, Lincoln.
Broughton, co. Lancaster. Bynley. Copland.
Corbet, V. M. Robert Corbet, S. Deane,
Yatton, co. Hereford. Fuller, Norfolk and
Suffolk. Kirby, Nottingham, temp. Elizabeth.
Kirkeby. Stakeland. Strickland. Sir
"Walter de Striklande, N.
Arg. two bars and canton gu. a label of three
points of thefirst. M. Robert CoRBET,the son, S.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross
moline of the first. Kirby. Kirkby, Kirkby,
co. York; Rowcliff, co. Lancaster ; and Cum-
berland.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
cross moline or. Headworth. Kirby, Not-
tingham. M. Richard deKYRKEBY,S. Sir Roger
Kyrkby, Kyrkby, co. York, V. Kyrkeby, co.
York, V.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a 5-foil
pierced or. Corbet.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a mullet
of the first. Boys.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a mullet
or. Kirkby.
Arg. two bars and a canton gu. over all a fillet sa.
Bois or de Boys, 1315; in Ingham church,
Norfolk.
Arg. two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend az.
Copland. Sir John Coupland, V.
Arg. two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend sa.
Copland, Boston, co. Lincoln. Sire Johan du
Boys, N. Boys, Hoston, Norfolk.
Arg. two bars gu. debruised by a bend sa. over all
a canton of the second. Copeland, London ;
and Bootle, Cumberland.
Arg. two bars and a canton gu. a bendlet sa.
M. Roger le Boys, S.
Arg. two bars sa. a canton erm. Marshall, Lord
Mayor of London, 1745.
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. a canton gu. Brokesby,
Sholey, co. Leicester. Escanton or Stanton,
co. Leicester.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
Canton cont.
Arg. two bars and a canton sa. Benley, Bentley
or Benley, V*. Benly or Bently, V. James
deBois,E. Boy. Boys, Lincoln. Dubois, F.
Az. two bars or a canton sa. Hill, London.
Erm. two bars and a canton gu. Borse or Borsey.
Boyes. Nicol du Boyse or Bois, E.
Gu. two bars and a canton arg. Deane. De
Dene, V. Dene, co. Hereford. Dent.
Gu. two bars the upper erm. the lower arg. a
canton of the second. Harowdon, V.
Gu. two bars and a canton erm. Harowdon, V*.
Gu. two bars or a canton erm. St. John.
Gu. two bars voided or a canton erm. Briggs,
Norfolk.
Or two bars and a canton az. Scarborough or
Scarburgh, Norfolk. Skarborough, V.
Or two bars az. a canton erm. Goucell.
Or two bars az. and a canton erm. in chief a
fleur-de-lis sa. Gowcell, Dinner, Norfolk.
Or two bars and a canton gu. Boys, Lincoln.
Bramshow. Corbet. Fitzwallen, Essex.
Or two bars and a canton gu. over all a bend sa.
Coupland.
Or two bars sa. a canton erm. Wescomb, co.
Somerset.
Sa. two bars nebuly arg. a canton gu. Brokesby:
and with a mullet gu. on the canton, Sir John
Brokesby, co. Leicester, V.
Sa. two bars or a canton erm. Westcombe, Bart.
Vair two bars gu. a canton or. Pynon.
on a Canton Beast (Deer)
Sa. two bars arg. on a canton of the second a buck
of the first attired or. Buxton, Buxton, co.
Derby; Brassington, co. Leicester.
(Lion)
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the first a lion
pass .... Bellingham.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
lion pass, of the field. Boyes, Claybrooke, co.
Leicester.
Arg. two bars gu. on a cant, of the second a lion pass.
guard, of the first. William de Lancaster, V.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a lion
pass. or. Baron, V*. The Baron of Barton, V.
Kendall.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a lion
pass, guard, or. John de Lancaster, a Baron
in 1 299. Lancaster, Crackhouse, Cumberland ;
and Rainhill, co. Lancaster. Sir John
Lancaster, V. Roger de Lancaster, E.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a lion
ramp. or. Lancaster.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a lion
ramp, guard, or. Sire Johan de Lancaster, N.
Az. two bars arg. on a canton of the second a lion
ramp. gu. Grey.
Or two bars az. on a canton of the last a lion pass.
of the first. Wilson, V.
.... Beasts
.... two bars .... on a canton .... two lions ....
pass .... Baron.
Billets
Or two bars az. on a canton arg. five billets sa.
Jugler, Ryegate, Surrey. Jugler.
Bird
Gu. two bars arg. on a canton of the last a martlet
sa. Rocull, co. Hants.
.... Buckle
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a buckle
or. Twieord or Twyford, co. Leicester, Lord
Mayor of London, 1388.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
21
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Canton .... Castle
Arg. two bars .... on a canton .... a tower triple-
towered. Casstle.
Gu. two bars arg. on a canton of tbe second a
castle sa. Sire William del Chastel, N.
Duncastle, co. Warwick.
Gu. two bars arg. on a canton of the last a tower
triple-towered sa. Sir William Castell, or
de Chastell, co. Warwick, V.
Gu. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a tower of the
second. Chastell, V*.
.. . .Chess rook
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a
chess rook or. Braylford, V.
.... Chevron
Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a chev. betw.
three pheons of the second. Hill, London.
Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a chev. of the
second charged with a griffin's head erased of
the third betw. two mullets gu. Hill.
Gu. two bars or on a canton sa. a chev. betw.
three pheons nrg. charged with a wolf's head
erased betw. two mullets of tbe first. Hill,
Lord Mayor of London, 1549. Hill, co.
Salop.
Cross
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross
couped .... Latimer.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
cross of the first. Brenton. Brundon or
Broughton, V. Broughton, Broughton, co.
Stafford ; Doddington Hall, co. Chester, Bart.
Broughton, Lowndbam, co. Nottingham ; Tun-
stall Hall, co. Salop ; descended from Brough-
ton of Broughton.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross
crosslet fitchy of the field. Mobeerley.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a cross
engr. of the field charged with an annulet az.
for diff. Broughton.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
cross avellane or. Ktrkby, Cumberland; Row-
cliff, co. Lancaster ; and Kirkby, co. York.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
cross crosslet or. Kyrby.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
cross fnsily or. Klrby.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton sa. a cross engr. of
the field. Broughton.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a cross
formy of the first charged with an annulet gu.
Blngley, co. Nottingham.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a cross
moline of the first. Kirklay.
Or two bars az. on a canton gu. a cross flory arg.
Atton.
.... Escucheon
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of tbe last an
escucheon of the first. Martyn, Durham.
. . ..Fess
Arg. two bars az. on a canton or a fess gu. in
chief three lozenges of the last. Samford.
Fish
Gu. two bars arg. on a canton az. a dolphin em-
bowed or. Panton, Sussex, granted 1015.
Fleur-de-lis
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
fleur-de-lis or. Vincent, Firby and Warms-
worth, co. York.
. . . .Flower
Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the second a rose
or. Sir Ralph Pipard or Pypard, F, G, J.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Canton Flower cont.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a rose
of tbe first. Dawest. Derwentwater.
Drinkwater.
Ar. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a rose or.
Dawentwater, V. Derwent, V. Derwent-
water, V. Drinkwater. Sir Thomas
Lancaster, Q.
Or two bars az. on a canton erm. a rose gu.
Holmede, co. Chester.
....3-Foil
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
3-foiJ slipped or. Vincent, co. York.
....5-Foil
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton az. a 5-foil or.
Pypard, co. Gloucester, temp. Henry II.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
5-foil of the first. Beckingham, co. Berks and
Essex. Derwentwater, V. Lancaster, Rich-
mond, co. York. Preston, Preston, co. Lan-
caster, Z, 363. Preston, V. Sometimes the
canton arg. and 5-foil gu. Durant-Water or
Drinkwater, London.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of tbe second a
5-foil or. Lancaster, Richmond, co. York.
William Lancaster, Hertsep, V. Preston, V.
Preston, Cumberland. Preston, Preston
Richard, Preston Patrick, and Nether Levens,
Westmoreland ; from which sprang the Prestons
of Furness, Holker, and Ellel, co. Lancaster.
Preston, Flasby Hall, co. York. Preston,
Moreby, co. York. Preston, co. Lancaster,
and Up-Ottery, co. Devon.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of tbe last a 5-foil
pierced or. Corbet. M.John Derwentwater,
S.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a 5-foil
of the first. Twieord or Twvford, co.
Leicester.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a 5-foil
erm. Twyford.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a 5-foil
or. Twiford or Twyford, co. Leicester, and
Frostdyke, co. Lincoln. Twyford, Trotton,
Midhurst, Sussex. Twyford, quartered by
Jolliffe. Sir Johan de Tuyforde, N. Sir
Robert Twyford, V. Twifford or Twyford,
L.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a 5-foil
pierced or. Pipard or Plpart. M. Robert
Twyford, S.
Erm. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
5-foil or. Sir Richard Preston, Westmore-
land, V.
Garb
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a garb
of the first. Wever or Weever, Ternhill, co-
Salop.
Sa. two bars arg. on a cantoD of the last a garb of
tbe first. Wever, co. Chester. Edward Wyver,
co. Chester, V.
Sa. two bars arg. on a canton of the first a garb
of the second. Weever, Weever, co. Chester.
Sa. two bars arg. on a canton of the first a garb
or. Wever. Wever, Wever. Weverham.
Wiver, Wiverton, co. Chester. Wever, Aston,
co. Chester, with due diff., Harl. MS. 1535, fo.
287, 296.
Sa. two bai-s arg. on a canton of the second a garb
betw. four passion nails or. Dedwood.
Sa. two bars arg. on a canton gu. a garb or.
Wever.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Canton cont. Hand
Arg. two bars az. on a canton gu. a gauntlet grasp-
ing a broken sword ppr. hilt and pomel gold.
Stamfoed, Derby: quartered by Caldwell.
Head (Beast) Boar
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
boar's head couped arg. (another or). Pakeman.
Lion
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
lion's head erased or. Kieby, Meophtham's
Bank, Tunbridge, Kent. Kieby, "Waterford.
Kyeby.
....Wolf .
Arg. two bars az. a chief of the last on a canton
sa. a wolf's head erased of the field. Wilbeaham,
Nantwich and Rode, co. Chester; descended
from Wilbraham of Delamere.
Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a wolf's head
erased of the second. Sir Richard Wilbeam, V.
Az. two bars arg. on a canton sa. a wolf's head
erased of the second langued gu. "Wilbeaham.
.... Ink-moline
Gu. two bars erra. on a canton sa. an ink-moline
arg. Layaed. PANTON,Bishopwearmouth, Dur-
ham. Panton, co. Denbigh and North Wales.
Gu. two bars or on a canton sa. an ink-moline
erm. Panton, North Wales, and co. Denbigh.
Lozenge
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
lozenge arg. (another or). Deewentwatee, V.
. . . .Mascle
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the last a mascle
of the first. Maeshe or Marsh, co. Lincoln.
Maunch
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
maunch of the first. Baedesey,Baedesley, or
Baedsey, co. Lancaster. Beedesey, Beedsey,
and Beedesley. Baedsey or Beedsay, co.
Lancaster, V. Beadsey, co. York.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a maunch
or. Baezey, Shrewsbury.
.. ..Mullet
Arg. two bars az. on a canton of the second a
mullet or. M. Avery Beitchebuey, S.
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a
pierced mullet or. Lancastee, Stockbridge.
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. on a canton gu. a mullet
or. Beokesby.
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. on a canton gu. a mullet
pierced or. Beaceesby.
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a
mullet or. Twyfoed, Millward, co. Salop.
Erm. two bars gu. on a canton of the last a mullet
or. Gweeey.
.. ..Pheon
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a
pheon of the first. Bingley, co. Flint and
Middlesex, 1605.
.... Saltire
Arg. two bars gu. on a canton of the first a saltire
of the second. Beoughton, Henley, co. Salop.
.... Wreath
Arg. two bars sa. on a canton of the second a
chaplet or. Twyfoed, V.
Or two bars az. on a canton arg. a chaplet of
laurel ppr. Holme.
Or two bars az. on a canton gu. a chaplet arg. in
the sinister point a lion ramp. sa. Holmes.
Chief
Arg. two bars wavy az. a chief or. Bidefoed.
Arg. two bars and a chief gu. Moigne.
Arg. two bars sa. a chief gu. Moynes.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
Chief cont.
Az. two bars and a chief arg. Newbald. Newbold.
Az. two bars arg. a chief erm. Baeton.
Az. two bars arg. a chief gu. Hugh Danyell, Y.
Hugh Seinttle, F.
Az. two bars arg. a chief per fess indented erm.
and of the second a canton or. Hotham, V*.
Az. two bars dancetty or a chief arg. Stonoe,
Stonor, co. Oxford, Baron Camoys, quartering
Camoys.
Az. two bars dancetty and a chief or. Sir William
Stonee, V. John Stoneee or de Stonor, F.
Az. two bars and a chief indented or. Haie
or Hare, Scotland.
Az. two bars or a chief per fess indented erm.
and arg. and a canton or. Hothamj
Gu. two bars voided and a chief arg. over all a
Thompson, Pel-
Hare,
bend sa. Thornhill.
Gu. two bars arg. a chief erm.
ham Raytor, Kent.
Gu. two bars or a chief indented arg.
Suffolk.
Gu. two bars and a chief or. Richmond.
Gu. two bars and a chief dancetty or. Hare,
Harl. MS. 1078, p. 17.
Gu. two bars or a chief indented of the last.
Coleane. Sir Nicholas Hare, Hemerfield,
Suffolk, V. Hare, Stow Bardolph, Norfolk,
Bart., quartering Crane. Hare, Earl of Lis-
towell. Hare, Lord Coleraine. Hare, Docking
Hall ; Stanhoe Hall, Norfolk, descended from
Hare of Stow Bardolph.
Or. two bars az. a chief gu. Manners or Mannors.
Manners, Ethale or Etall, Northumberland.
M. John Maners, S, Y. Manees, Lord Roos,Z,
395. Sir Robert de Mannees, M. Sir Robert
Mannees, V, Y. De Mannees, F. Manners,
Long Framlington, Northumberland.
Or two bars and a chief gu. Bery. Harcourt.
Or two bars and a chief indented gu. Montagh.
Sa. two bars and a chief arg. Frognall.
Sa. two bars or a chief arg. Froghall or
Frognall, Kent. John Feogenhall, Kent,
V. Frognall, V.
on a Chief. . . . Annulets
Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three
annulets gu. Cooke, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer in Ireland, granted 20 July, 1612.
De Grey, Baron Walsingham.
Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three
annulets sa. Ceamlington. Cromlington, V.
Or two bars dancetty (another indented) sa. on a
chief az. three annulets arg. Becke, co. Berks
and co. Lincoln. Thomas Beke, Arley White-
Knights, co. Berks, V.
Or two bars dancetty sa. surmounted by the fasces
in pale ppr. on a chief az. three annulets arg.
Beck, Creeting St. Mary and Needham Mar-
ket, Suffolk ; descended from Becke, co.
Lincoln.
Or two bars dancetty sa. on a chief az. three an-
nulets of the first. Thomas Beke, V.
Beast (Dog)
Arg. two bars az. over all three buck's heads ca-
bossed or on a chief of the third a talbot gu.
betw. two annulets sa. Woodward, co. Buck-
ingham.
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last a greyr-
honnd courantper pale or and erm. St.Albons.
William Skipwith, St. Alban's, V.
Sa. two bars arg. on a chief of the second a grey-
hound courant of the first. Skipwith, Norfolk.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
23
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Chief cont. Beast (Lion)
Arg. two bars az. on a chief gu. a lion pass, or
collared of the second. Demardeston, Suffolk.
Arg. two bars nebuly az. on a cbief per pale of the
first and sa. a lion pass, guard, counterchanged.
Tyngillon, V.
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion
passant or. Deverson.
Arg. two bars nebuly (or wavy) sa. on a chief gu.
a lion pass, guard, or. Le Staple, T.
Arg. two bars wavy sa. on a chief per pale of the
first and second a lion pass, counterchanged.
Tingleton.
Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second a demi
lion ramp, issuing gu. Egrenhall or Egeevale.
Az. two bars arg. on a chief gu. a lion pass. or.
Deneston, V*.
Az. two bars arg. on a chief gu. a lion pass, guard,
or. Demardeston. Sir Piers Denardeston,
Suffolk, temp. Edward I, V. Sir Pere de
Dennardestone, N. Jamerdeston, Suffolk.
Az. two bars wavy arg. on a chief or a demi lion
ramp, sa bezanty. Smyth.
Az. two bars arg. on a chief or a lion passant gu.
"Waldron.
Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion
ramp, issuant ermines. Smyth, West Ham,
Essex, and Stoke Prior, co. Worcester.
Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion
ramp. gu. Smith, co. Worcester.
Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion
ramp, issuant gu. Smith, Hough, co. Chester ;
confirmed 7 July, 1579. Smith, London.
Az. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion
ramp, issuant sa. Sir James Smith, Kt., Alder-
man of London. Sir Thomas Smyth, Hough,
co. Chester, V. Ferdinando Dudley Lea- Smith,
Halesowen Grange, co. Worcester, the senior
co-heir to the title of Baron Dudley, quar-
tering Lea Lord Dudley, and ninety-nine other
coats, including Ward, Sutton alias Dudley,
Someril, Paganel, Tiptoft, Holland, Plantage-
net, and Lyttelton. Smyth, Upton, Essex, Bart.
Erin, two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion
pass. or. Gifford.
Erm. two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion
pass, guard, or. Osberne Giffard, E, Y.
Osborne Glfford, V. Osborne, V*.
Gu. two bars arg. on a chief of the last a lion
pass, of the first. Sir Adam Lowthe, V.
Gu. two bars arg. on a chief or a lion pass. az.
Inglefield, co. Warwick.
Gu. two bars arg. on a chief or a lion pass. gu.
Marbray, V.
Gu. two bars engr. erm. on a chief or a lion pass,
guard of the first. Storrs, Newcastleon-Tyne.
Gu. two bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi lion
ramp, issuant sa. armed and langued gu.
Smith, Elmshurst, co. Stafford ; derived from
Smith, Heath End House, near Newcastle-
under-Lyne; Visitation 1614.
Gu. two bars or on a chief of the second a lion
pass, of the first. Marbury.
Or two bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion pass,
of the first. Ferington. Forington.
Sheep
Arg. two bars az. on a chief of the last a golden
fleece pendant betw. two millrinds erect or.
Barchaud.
Bird
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief sa. an eagle displ. or.
Harrison, Ireland.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Chief cont. Bird cont.
Sa. two bars erm. on a chief indented per pale or
and arg. an eagle displ. of the first. Barlow,
Sheffield.
Sa. two bars or on a chief of the last an eagle
displ. of the first. William Catenis, V. Catenis,
Catenys or Catnes.
Birds
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last three
martlets of the first. Ward.
Gu. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three
martlets of the first. Anstalboth, V. >
Book
.... two bars wavy .... on a chief .... an open
music-book between as many swords in saltire
.... The Academy of the Muses, London.
....Buildings
Vairy arg. and sa. two bars or on a chief of the
last three dovecotes gu. Lydcotte, Chicken-
don, co. Oxford.
Caltraps
Erm. two bars sa. on a chief of the last three
caltraps or. Browne.
.... Castle
Gu. two barrulets arg. on a chief of the second a
tower triple-towered az. Thornhtll.
Sa. two bars wavy arg. on a chief of the second a
castle of the first. Rawson.
.. ..Crosses
Arg. two bars nebuly sa. on a chief of the last
three crosses patty fitchy or. Harvt, V.
Arg. two bars wavy sa. on a chief of the second
three crosses patty fitchy or. Harby, or Harvy,
Lord Mayor of London, 1272 and 1273.
Arg. two bars sa. on a chief vair three crosses
patty or. Owendelle, or Owyndale.
Arg. two bars sa. on a chief vert three crosses
patty or. Owendelle or Owyndale.
....Cups
Or two bars gu. on a chief arg. three open
bowls of the second the insides of the third.
Halghton.
.... Cushions
Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three
cushions of the first, tasselled or. Fleming,
co. York.
.... Escallop
Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the last an escallop
betw. two mullets of the first. Madder, or
Mather, Scotland.
Az. two bars or on a chief of the last an escallop
betw. two mullets of the field. Mather,
Lanton, co. Roxburgh.
.... Escallops
Arg. two bars gu. ou a chief az. three escallops
ppr. Boyse, Bannow, co. Wexford, 1658.
Az. two bars arg. on a chief or three escallops
gu. Hazard.
Az. two bars or on a chief of the last three
escallops sa. Clarke, Sandford.
Gu. two bars arg. on a chief or three escallops of
the first. Hassard.
Or two bars az. on a chief of the last three
escallops of the first. Clerke, W.
.... Escucheon
Or two bars gu. on a chief az. an inescucheon
erm. Norton, London, 1611 ; and Stretton, co.
Salop.
Estoile
Arg. two bars wavy az. on a plain chief of the
last an estoile betw. two escallops or. Allen,
Viscount Allen. Allen quartered by Proby.
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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Chief cont. Estoile cont.
Arg. two bars sa. a label of five points throughout
gu. on a chief az. an estoile of sixteen points
or charged with a plate thereon a cross of the
third betw. a human skull in a cup on the
dexter side and a basket of bread i.e. wastell
cakes all of the fifth on the sinister side. Royal
Hospital of Bethlehem, London, founded
as a priory 1247 — established as an hospital
for lunatics 1446 — and refounded 1546.
Fleurs-de-lis
Az. two bars arg. on a chief or a fleur-de-lis betw.
two roses gu. Bradshaw.
Or two bars az. a chief quarterly of the second
and gu. the first and fourth quarters each
charged with two fleurs-de-lis gold the second
and third each charged with a lion of England.
Makers, Lord Roos, Earl of Rutland, Z. 395 ;
the chief being an augmentation granted to
Thomas Manners, Etall, co. Northumberland,
and Belvoir, Lord Ros, created Earl of Rut-
land, 1525 : and with a crescent for diff.
Manners-Sutton, Baron Manners, Foston, co.
Lincoln.
5 Foils
Or two bars az. on a chief of the last three 5-foils
of the first. Stockwith, East Meare, co.
Hants ; Visitation 1634.
Or two bars gu. on a chief of the second three
5-foils of the first. Emery, Kent.
Or two bars sa. on a chief of the second three
5-foils of the first. Maney, Kent.
6-Foils
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the last three
6-foils of the first. Watram Mortimer, Y.
Walran Mortymer, F.
.. . .Head (Beast)
Erm. two bars gu. on a chief of the second a
leopard's head or. Gifford.
. . . .Heads (Beasts) Deer
Gu. two bars or on a chief arg. two buck's heads
caboosed of the second. Barendes, V*.
Az. two bars or on a chief sa. three hart's heads
of the second. Hareford.
Az. two bars or on a chief sa. three hart's heads
couped of the second. Hartford.
Or two bars wavy az. on a chief sa. three buck's
heads of the field. Hartford, co. Bedford.
.... Leopard
Arg. two bars az. on a chief of the last three
leopard's heads of the first. Wright, Bickley,
co. Chester; confirmed 18 Dec. 1853.
Arg. two bars nebuly and a bend sa. on a chief
gu. three leopard's heads or. Clement, Kent,
W.
....Wolf
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the first three
wolf's heads couped of the second. Leton, V*.
Wobrew, V*.
Birds
Ar. two bars wavy gu. on a chief purp. as many
eagles' heads erased ppr. Dorn, London.
Horns
Or two bars nebuly az. on a chief arg. three
buglehorns stringed sa. Swythen, V.
Lozenges
Az. two bars arg. on a chief of the second three
lozenges gu. Fleming, Wath, Cumberland,
John Flemyng, V. Flemyng, V.
Mullet
Gu. two bars or on a chief of the second a mullet
sa. Stodew or Stowdow.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Chief cont. Mullets
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the first three
mullets of the second. Wassington, V*.
Gu. two bars arg. on .a chief of the last three
mullets of the first. Grigson.
Palet
Or two bars sa. on a chief of the second a palet
(sometimes called a billet) betw. as many base
esquires of the first an inescucheon charged
with a fess and chief erm. Butler.
Palets
Az. two bars or on a chief of the first two palets
(sometimes blasoned pellets) betw. as many
esquires based dexter and sinister of the second
an escucheon arg. Blanckfront.
Gu. two bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the second an escucheon gold. Hogeley.
Or. two liars sa. on a chief of the first two palets
(sometimes blasoned a billet) betw. two esquires
based dexter and sinister of the second an
escucheon .... (? sa.) charged with a fess and
chief erm. (or else an escucheon barry of four
erm. and (? sa.) Butler.
.... Fheous
Az. two bars wavy or on a chief of the last three
pheons of the first. Blatchford, Osborne,
Isle of Wight.
. . . .Roundles (Bezants)
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief vert three bezants.
Angevile, or Angevtlle, Thethelthorpe, co.
Lincoln. Angevyne, co. Lincoln.
Arg. two bars sa. on a chief of the last as many
bezants. John, Penzance, Cornwall.
.... (Torteaux)
Arg. two bars gu. on a chief of the first three
roundles of the second (?). Atkins, Highfield,
co. Cork, 1682 ; the heiress m. St. Leger.
. . . .Suns
Az. two bars erm. on a chief arg. three suns ppr.
Nicholson, co. Lancaster ; Cumberland ; and
London.
Chevron
Arg. two bars and a chev. in chief sa. Holbeame.
Az. two bars and a chev. in chief or. Sprte, Spry,
or Sprye, Spryeton, co. Devon, 1437, confirmed
in 1619; the heiress m. Gregory. Spry
or Sprye, Tillond, Place, and Tregolls, Corn-
wall; quartering Trenowth, Trejago, Tre-
withenick, Cheynduit, Nanfan, etc. Spry, or
Sprye, Cutcrewe, Trewinny, Millbrook, Ug-
borough, Plymouth, and Stoke Damarell, with
due diff. Spry, or Sprye, Tencreke, Cornwall ;
descended from Sprye of Tillond, Visitation,
1620, with due diff. Spry, or Spre, Mawnen,
Cornwall ; descended from Sprye of Tencreke,
with due diff. Spry, or Sprye, Mevagizzy,
Cornwall; descended from Sprye of Cutcrewe,
Visitation, 1620, with due diff. Spry, or Sprye,
Blisland, Cornwall ; presumed to have de-
scended from Sprye of Cutcrewe, with due diff.
Spry, Boyton, and Launceston, Cornwall; con-
sidered a branch of Sprye of Cutcrewe, with
due diff. Spry, Truro, Cornwall. Spry, or
Sprye, Bodmin, Cornwall ; and co. Devon ; a
supposed branch of Sprye of Devonshire and
Cornwall, Visitation, 1620. Spry, Exeter,
London, and Bath ; a presumed descendant of
Sprye of Devonshire and Cornwall.
Crescent
Arg. two bars and in chief a crescent sa.
Randolfe.
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BAH. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
Crescent cont.
Gu. two bars and a crescent in chief or.
MuSCHAMPE.
Crescents
Arg. two bars and in chief as many crescents gu.
Nonwers, or Nowehs.
Arg. two bars and in chief three crescents gu.
Nanvers. Nevers. Nonwers, Norwers, or
Nowers, NoorrwERS. De la Nouers, or
Nowers, Gothurst, co. Buckingham, temp.
Henry III. Sire de Nouwers, N. Sir James
Nowers, co. Buckingham, temp. Edward I, V.
Sir John Nowers, V. Pridham.
Az. two bars or in chief three crescents arg.
Cheltenham.
Gu. two bars and in chief three crescents arg.
Sir Robert Wetesham, Suffolk, V.
Gu. two bars arg. three crescents in chief or.
Frampton, Dorset.
Or two bars sa. in chief three crescents gu.
Eliott, Godalming, Surrey, W.
Cross
Az. two bars and in chief a cross formy fitchy or.
Holt, Aston, near Birmingham, co. Warwick,
Bart. ; the heiress m. Bracebridge. Holte,
Erdington Hall, co. Warwick.
Az. two bars and in chief a cross patonce or.
Holte, Aston, co. Warwick, quartering Erding-
ton, de Wolvey, Castells or Castles, Grimsarwe
orGrimshaw, Maidenhach, Colting, Combeiford,
Knight of Baschurch, Willington of Barcheston,
Ferrers of Tamworth, Bradbourne of the
Hough, Brereton, Malpas, Barons of Malpas,
Egerton of Malpas, Corbet, Orreby, Strange,
Cleobery of Bradstone, and Lister of Whit-
field.
Gu. two bars and in chief a cross erm. Panton.
Crosses
Az. two bars or in chief three crosses croslet of
the second. Carpenter, London.
Az. two bars and in chief three crosses formy or.
Bathurst, Leachlade, co. Gloucester, Bart.
Or two bars az. in chief three crosses formy gu.
Winstanley, Winstanley, co. Lancaster.
Winstanley, co. Lincoln. Winstanley, Braun-
ston, co. Leicester; derived from Winstanley
of Lancashire ; quartering Holt, Prideaux, etc.
Winstanley, Woolton Lodge, co. Lancaster.
Winstanley, V.
Sa. two bars erm. in chief three crosses patty or.
Bathurst, Earl Bathurst. Bathurst, co.
Hants; Kent; and London. Bathurst, Lydney
Park, co. Gloucester. Bathurst, Richmond,
Scutterskelf, Clintz, and Arkendale, co. York,
derived through Bathurst of Horsmanden,
Kent, from Bathurst of Cranbrook, temp. Hen.
VI ; the coheirs married Sleigh of Stockton,
Turner of Kirkleatham, and Forster of Buston.
Caps
Az. two bars dancetty arg. in chief three covered
cups or. Lagage.
2 Escallops
Arg. two bars az. in chief as many escallops gu.
Sir .... de Haulton, V. John de Hylton, F.
3 Escallops
Arg. two bars and in chief three escallops az.
ERRiNGTON,Cassina. Erington.F*. Errington,
Errington and Beaufront, Northumberland.
Errington, Walwick Grange and High Warden,
Northumberland ; and Hele, co. Wilts ; de-
rived from Errington of Enington. Errington,
Ponteland, Northumberland. John Eryngton,
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
3 Escallops cont.
X. Eyringham, co. Devon : and with a crescent
for diff. Erington, Denton, Northumberland.
Arg. two bars az. in chief three escallops gu.
Sire de Halton, Y.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three escallops
Roger de Melese, F.
Arg. two bars and in chief three escallops gu.
Eryngton, V. Menles, or Melles.
Arg. two bars and in chief three escallops sa.
Fitz, Truro, Cornwall. Fitz-Pen, alias Phippen.
Phippen, Truro, Cornwall.
Az. two bars arg. in chief three escallops or.
Halton.
Az. two bars erm. in chief three escallops or.
Bringhurst, co. Leicester.
Gu. two bars and in chief three escallops arg. Sir
John Backhouse, or Bayous, R. Bayhouse,
or Bayouse, co. Lincoln. Sir Walter Bayons,
co. Lincoln, V. Sir William Bayons, or
Bayows, L. Sir William Bayons, temp. Edward
I, V. William de Bayous, Y. Monsire de
Bayous, Y. Sir William de Bayouse, N.
Brawmse. Rayhouse. Timme.
Gu. two bars arg. in chief three escallops or.
Clarke, co. Hereford.
Or. two bars and in chief three escallops az.
Clarke, co. Gloucester; and London, 1586.
Clarke, M.D., W.
Or two bars az. in chief three escallops gu.
Clark, Shipley, co. Somerset. Clerke. Valen-
tyne Clerke, London, and his son Roland
Clarke, Kt., V. Holand, V*. Holland.
Or two bars az. over all a horse's head erased
erm. in chief three escallops gu. John Clarke,
Bishop of Bath and Wells, W.
Or two bars az. depressed by a nag's head erased
or in chief three escallops gu. Clarke, Ips-
wich, Suffolk.
Or two bars and in chief three escallops gu.
Harcourt.
Sa. two bars or in chief three escallops
Marriott; quartering Pearson andBoswoRTH.
Escacheon
Arg. two bars and in chief an inescucheon gu.
Aubervllle, or Othberville, Essex, and
Suffolk, temp. John. Dernall, or Dervall.
Gu. two bars and in chief an escucheon or.
Hagelle.
Or. two bars gu. in chief an escucheon bendy of
eight of the first and az. Rony, France.
Or two bars gu. in chief an escucheon of the
second. Seigneur le Stratton, R.
Escucheons
Arg. two bars and in chief three escucheons sa.
Clowfield.
Estoiles
Arg. two bars and in chief three estoiles sa.
Moyne.
Fleurs-de-lis
Or two bars and in chief as many fleurs-de-lis sa.
Goulton, co. York.
Arg. two bars and in chief three fleurs-de-lis gu.
Sentllz, V. St. Liz, V.
Chequy arg. and sa. two bars gu. in chief three
fleurs de-lis or. Senlis, V.
Gu. two bars and in chief three fleurs-de-lis arg.
Mortemer.
Gu. two bars erm. in chief three fleurs-de-lis or.
Gilbert, Northirlingham, co. Norfolk. Gilbert,
Cantley, Postwich Hall, and Chedgrave, Norfolk,
1694.
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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . ..cont.
Fleurs-de-lis cont.
Or two bars and in chief three fleurs-de-lis sa.
Golton, Ipswich, Suffolk. Tovey.
Flower
Az. two bars or in chief a rose betw. two bugle-
horns Martin.
Flowers
Erm. two bars engr. one az. the other gu. in
chief three roses of the last on a canton of the
same a lion pass. or. Lancashire, Polefield,
Prestwich, co. Lancaster; the coheirs m.
Scholes, Tetlow, and Greaves.
Gu. two bars or in chief three roses arg. Dalton.
3-Foils
Arg. two bars indented and in chief three 3-foils
slipped sa. Costinell, Brand.
Arg. two bars and in chief three 3-foils slipped
vert. Soames.
Or two bars gu. in chief three 3-foils slipped vert
over all on a bend az. as many boar's heads
erased arg. Copeland, Lord Mayor of London
in 1836.
4-Foil
Arg. two bars sa. in the dexter chief a 4-foil or.
Sire John de Twypord, 0.
5-Foils
.... two bars and in chief three 5 -foils ....
Thomas de Trentham's seal, 15 Edward II,
Cotton MS. Julius, F. viii, fo. 58.
Arg. two bars and in chief three 5-foils gu.
Denton, co. Buckingham ; co. Lancaster ; and
co. Oxford. Stokeyth or Stokwyth, V.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three 5-foils sa.
Denton, Denton Hall ; and Warnell, Cumber-
land; the heiress m. Copley. Sir Richard
Denton, V. Eastfield. Lefevre, South-
ampton.
Gu. two bars and in chief three 5-foils arg.
Delancey, or Delancy.
Gu. two bars and three 5-foils in chief (? arg.)
Mortimer.
Sa. two bars and in chief three 5-foils arg.
Walden, V.
Sa. two bars erm. in chief three 5 foils pierced
arg. Walden. M. Alexander Walden, S.
Sa. two bars and in chief three 5-foils or.
Wellysham. Welysham, V.
Garb
Sa. two bars arg. in chief a garb or. Wever.
Hand
Sa. two bars arg. in chief three gloves or two and
one the latter being between the bars. Monsire
Walter Hungerford, T.
Head (Beast) Deer
Sa. two bars chequy or and az. in chief a stag's
head cabossed betw. two suns in splendour of
the second. Nicholson, Ashton-under-Lyne,
co. Lancaster.
.... Leopard
Az. two bars and in chief a leopard's head arg.
Totehyll, V.
Az. two bars arg. in chief a leopard's face or.
Wright, Cranham Hall, Essex.
Az. two bars and in chief a leopard's face or.
Wright.
Heads (Beast) Leopard
Az. two bars arg. in chief as many leopard's
heads or. Wright, Bellenden, Essex ; granted
1767.
Boar
Erm. two bars wavy gu. in chief three boar's
heads couped sa. Bayon, co. Chester.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. ..cont.
Heads ( Beasts) Deer
Az. two bars and in chief three buck's heads
cabossed or. Thomas Wymberley, Bitchfield ;
and Spalding, co. Lincoln; granted 16 May,
1588-9.
Leopard
Arg. two bars and in chief three leopard's heads
gu. Jessop, Gillingham, Chilcomb, Chickwell,
and East Chequerell, co. Dorset. Jessope,
Jessopp, and Jessdp.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three leopard's heads
sa. Poulteney, co. Warwick.
Az. two bars arg. in chief three leopard's heads
or. Wright, Wrightsbridge, Horn church,
and Dagenham, Essex ; granted 20 June, 1509.
Wrighte, Cranham, Essex, Bart.; Gayhurst,
co. Buckingham.
Az. two bars engr. arg. in chief three leopard's
heads or. Wright, Essex.
Or two bars and in chief three leopard's heads
gu. Jessop, Butterly Hall, co. Derby, derived
from Jessop, Longford. Jessop, co. York.
Jessop, Doory Hall, co. Longford. Jessope,
Gillingham, Chilcomb, Chickwell, and East
Chequerell, co. Dorset. Jessopp or Jessxjp.
Sa. two bars erm. in chief three leopard's faces
or. Feltham, London.
Lion
Arg. two bars and in chief three lion's heads
erased sa. Worge, Sussex.
....Wolf
Arg. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads
couped gu. Leton. co. Buckingham, V.
Wobrwe (sic), V.
Arg. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads
erased gu. Lellow, Lelon, or Lelow, co.
Buckingham.
Gu. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads
couped arg. Knipe, London; granted 16th
Nov. 1616. Knipe, co. Lancaster; and West-
minster.
Gu. two bars and in chief three wolf's heads
erased arg. Knight, Piddington, co. North-
ampton ; and co. York. Knight, or Knite.
Knyght, or Knyte, V.
(Fish) Whale
Or two bars wavy and in chief three whale's
heads erect and erased sa. Colbeck, co.
Bedford.
(Monsters) Griffin
Gu. two bars or in chief three griffin's heads
erased of the second over all a bend compony
reg. and sa. Greman.
Hearts
Erm. two bars and in chief three hearts gu.
Annat, or Annot.
Horns
Arg. two bars wavy and in chief three buglehorns
stringed sa. Swytham.
Horseshoes
Gu. two bars and in chief three horse shoes arg.
Bakepdce, co. Rutland.
Gu. two bars arg. in chief three horse shoes
or. Sire Johan de Baeepuce, N. Sir John
Bakepuce, co. Cornwall, V. Bacpuce, co.
Rutland, W.
Inkmoline
Gu. two bars arg. in the dexter chief point an
inkmoline erm. Panton, co. Lincoln ; and co.
Stafford.
Gu. two bars and in the dexter point an inkmo-
line erm. Sir Hugh Paunton, Cumberland, V.
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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . . . cont.
Insects
Arg. two bars and in chief three gadflies sa.
Fleming, co. Lancaster.
Keys
Gu. two bars or in chief three keys arg. Kirkley.
Gu. two bars or in chief three keys arg. wards
upward. Kerkele, V.
Mascles
Az. two bars and in chief three mascles or.
Sperling, or Spurling, Weston, co. Hertford ;
granted 1586.
Monster (Griffin)
Arg. two bars and in chief a demi griffin issuant
sa. Cahurta.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief a griffin segreant az.
Landawarnick, Landawarnick, Cornwall.
Mullets
Arg. two bars gu. in chief as many mullets pierced
sa. Bale.
Arg. two bars and in chief as many mullets sa.
Mawgan, Cornwall.
Az. two bars and in chief as many mullets arg.
Venables : and with one in the centre for diff.
Venables, Antrobus, co. Chester.
Az. two bars arg. in chief as many mullets or.
Hilton.
Az. two bars and in chief as many mullets or.
Bukdett.
Gu. two bars and in chief as many mullets arg.
Sir John Cantone, co. Leicester, temp. Edward I,
V. Sire Johan de Cauntone, N. Wassington.
Wessington.
Gn. two bars vair in chief as many mullets or.
Costes, V.
Sa. two bars and in chief as many mullets arg.
Spylman, Kent.
Sa. two bars arg. in chief as many mullets or.
Spelman, or Spilman, Essex.
Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets of six
points az. Eslington.
Arg. two bars az. in chief three mullets gu.
Bridleshate.
Arg. two bars voided az. in chief three mullets
gu. Bredlashaw, co. York.
Arg. two bars az. in chief three mullets pierced
sa. Mallam.
Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets gu.
Judkin, Heyford, co. Northampton. St. Low.
Nicholas de Moeles, B. Washington, co.
Lancaster ; co. Leicester ; co. Northampton ;
co. Buckingham ; and Kent. Geo. Washington,
of Bridge's Creek, Westmoreland, Virginia,
U.S., descended from Washington, of Sulgrave,
co. Northampton (30 Henry VIII) ; Warton ;
and Whitfield. Wassington, co. Lancaster, V.
Wedon, co. Buckingham.
Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced
gu. Wassington. William de Wassington, S.
Wessington.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three mullets pierced
sa. Wedon.
Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets sa.
Allen, Suffolk ; and Sussex. Fogge. Moigne
or Moyne. William Moyne, V. William
Owgan, r.
Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced
sa. Major, co. Leicester; granted 1646.
Major, Brampston, co Nottingham.
Arg. two bars and in chief three mullets of six
points sa. Moign, V. William Moigne, S.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three mullets vert.
Kemtson, Ireland.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
Mullets cont.
Az. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced
arg. Venables, Woodhill.
Gu. two bars and in chief three mullets arg.
Canton, or Canntoun, co. Leicester. William
de Wessington, X. Wrishington, V.
Wassington, V.
Gu. two bars and in chief three mullets pierced
arg. Mallory. Sir Constantine Mortimer, V.
Gu. two bars arg. in chief three mullets of six
points pierced or. Awsthwaite, Awsthwaite,
Cumberland ; the heiress m. Stanley.
Or two bars gu. in chief three mullets ....
Denton.
Or two bars and in chief three mullets vert.
Kempson, Ireland.
Sa. two bars and in chief three mullets or. Freke,
Ewern Courtney, co. Dorset; and Hanniugton,
co. Wilts. Freke, West Bilney, Norfolk ; de-
scended from Freke, of Ewern Courtney, co.
Dorset; the heiress m., 1741, Evans. Freke,
Baron Carbery, quartering Evans, with Stafford
of Blatberwick, Stafford of Bromeshall, Bagot,
Toeny, Vernon, Belliol, Malbank, Walkelyn,
Hastang, Burdett, Camville, Garshall, Ayles-
bury, Keymes, Basset, Pabenham, Engaine,
Bellew, Fogge, Tame, and Redman.
Falet
Arg. two bars gu. in chief a pale of the last
charged with a boar's head couped of the field.
Pakenham.
Or two bars and in chief a palet a dexter and a
sinister gyron gu. over all an escucheon or.
Hogeley.
Per pale az. and arg. two bars and in chief a pale
bet. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
all counterchanged an escucheon of the second.
" Thisis the true compounded coatof Mortymer
as I have seene it in a very owld glass windowe
in the parish churche of Hagley, in Worcester-
shire, per Yorke H" (Brooke) ; Harl. MS. 807,
fo. 100.
Falets
Arg. two bars and in chief as many pales az. on
an inescucheon or two bars sa. Brecke.
Arg. two bars and in chief as many palets gu. on a
canton sa. a boar's head couped arg. Pakeman,F.
Arg. two bars and in chief as many palets
sa. Chirchman or Churchman, co. Salop.
CHTRCHMAN, V. KlRKMAN.
Or two bars and in chief as many pales sa. an
inescucheon gu. Beverley.
Sa. two bars and as many palets in chief arg.
Churchman.
Fheons
Arg. two bars embattled counter-embattled and
in chief three pheons reversed gu. James.
Pile
Or two bars sa. from the chief a pile counter-
changed. Engleham.
Quarter
Arg. two bars and a quarter gu. Ernald de
Boys, P. Henry de Boys, F. John de Boys,
A. Strickland. Boysy.
Arg. two bars and a quarter gu. a label arg.
Sire John Corbet, 0.
Arg. two bars and a quarter gu. over all a bead sa.
Boys, Hoston, Norfolk.
Arg. two bars and a quarter sa. Monsire de
Twiford, Y.
Gu. two bars arg. a quarter erm. M. Giles
Saint-John, S.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . ..cont.
on a Quarter. .. .Beast
Arg. two bars gu. on a quarter of the last a lion
pass, guard, or. John Lancaster, Helgill, F.
M. John de Lancastre, K. Roger de Lancastre,
X, F. William de Lancastee, B.
.... Castle
Gu. two bars arg. on a quarter of the second a
castle sa. Castell, co. Berks.
.... Chevron
Az. two bars arg. a quarter sa. charged with on
a chev. betw. three pheons of the second a
wolf's head erased betw. two mullets gu.
Hill, V*
Az. two bars arg. a quarter sa. charged with on a
chev. betw. three pheons of the second a wolf's
head erased sa. betw. two mullets gu. Sir
Rowland Hill, Alderman of London, V.
.... Cross
Arg. two bars gu. on a quarter of the last a cross
of the first. John de Beoghton, X.
.... Cushion
Arg. two bars gu. on a quarter of the last a
cushion of the first. Le Sire de Deewentwater,
F. John Deewentwatee, F.
5-Foil
Arg. two bars az. on a quarter of the last a SVfoil
or. Rauf Pipard, F. William Swynfoed, X.
John Twifford, or Twyfoed, L. John de
Twyfoed, F. Richard Twyfoed, F.
Arg. two bars gu. on a quarter of the last a 5 -foil
arg. John Deewentwater, X.
Arg. two bars sa. on a quarter of the last a 5 foil
or. Richard Twyford, F.
Roundle
Gu. two bars or in chief a bezant. Lutteeell.
Brandies
Az. two bars arg. in chief as many plates.
Bradwell, co. Chester. Venables, Bradwell,
co. Stafford.
Sa. two bars .... in chief as many plates.
Able.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three roundles . . .
Rippingall.
Az. two bars the upper arg. the lower or in chief
a plate between two bezants. Pycot, Deding-
ton, V.
( 3 Bezants)
Az. two bars or in chief three bezants. Dodington.
Elwoethy. Peckett, Carlton Husthwaite, co.
York. Peeicot, or Peecot. Monsire John
Picot, or Pigot, Dodington, F. Pigot, Dod-
ington, co. York. Sire Baudwyne, Pycot, N.
Sir John Pygot, Ayton, co. York, temp. Edw.
I, V. Pygott, V*. Wake, F.
Az. two bars dancetty or in chief three bezants.
Ryvers, Lord Mayor of London, confirmed
2 May, 1581.
Az. two bars dancetty or in chief three bezants.
Rivers, Chafford, Kent., Bart., quartering as
an augmentation az. on a fess engr. betw.
three swans arg. a bar gu. charged with as
many roses of the second.
Gu. two bars or in chief three bezants. Garland,
co. Lincoln. Garland, or Garlant. Goband,
Gobond, or Gonband, co. Lincoln. Goland.
Monsire le Goband, F. Sire Johan Gobaud, N.
Monsire Gobaud, F. Sir John Gouband,
co. Lincoln, V. Loterell, V. Hugh Wake,
D.
Sa. two bars embattled or in chief three
bezants. Barnes or Bernes, co. Cam-
bridge.
BAR. 2 BARS and in chief cont.
Roundles cont. (3 Harts)
Arg. two bars az. in chief three hurts. Carnaby.
William Carnaby, X. Robert de Halton, F.
Kaenabye, Northumberland. Karnabye. Sire
de Keenaby, V. Keenaby or Keenby.
Wittlebury, co. Warwick.
Arg. two bars az. in chief three hurts on a canton
of the firstalion ramp. of the second. Karnabye.
(3 Ogresses)
Arg. two bars az. in chief three ogresses. Watts.
John Watts, Alderman of London, granted
1596, W.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief as many ogresses of
the second on a canton sa. a boar's head couped
of the first. Pakeman, F*.
Arg. two bars per pale indented az. and gu. in
chief three ogresses. Dodwell, Dublin ;
granted 10 March, 1662.
Arg. two bars sa.in chief three ogresses. Allerton.
Arg. two bars embattled sa. in chief three ogresses.
Barnes. Beens, Soham, co. Cambridge.
(3 Plates)
Az. two bars arg. in chief three plates.
Hungeefoed, Farleigh Castle Chapel. Walter
Hungebfoed, F.
Gu. two bars arg. in chief three plates. Halsted.
De Moeles. Molston. John Mottles, co.
Devon. V. Otby, Otteby, and Otteeby, co.
Lincoln. Sire Randolf de Otteby, N. Pycott,
V*. Sire Huge Wake le Oncle, N. Wake,
temp. Edward I, V.
Purp. two bars arg. in chief three plates. Sir
Randolf Otby, co. Lincoln, V. Otteby, V*.
Ottsby, V*.
Sa. two bars arg. in chief three plates. Adam.
Sire Adam Fitz John, co. Lincoln, temp.
Edward I, V. Sire Adam le Fitz John, N, Y.
Fitz-John, co. Lincoln. Sir John Hungerford,
V. Hungerford, Down Ampney and Winrush,
co. Gloucester; and Farley Castle, co. Somer-
set; a Baron in 1426. Hungerford, Caher-
more, co. Cork; a branch of Hungerford,
of Farley Castle. Hungerford, Dingley,
co. Northampton; quartering Holdich.
Hungerford, Calne, co. Wilts; quartering
Hungerford of Heytesbury. John de
Riginghale, D.
Sa. two bars arg. in chief as many plates over all
on a bend gu. a lion's head erased of the
second. Segar, or Sugar, Tilney, Norfolk.
Sa. two bars or in chief three plates. John
Abell, F.
.... (3 Torteaux)
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three torteaux.
Angevyne, co. Lincoln. Bluworth, or
Blurproth. Colland. Menles. Monsire de
Meubes, F. Moels, Baron Moels, a Baron in
1292 ; the co-heirs m. Courtenay and Bottreaux.
Sir John Moells, I. John Moels, F. Roger
de Moels, F. Moels, or Mules, Sumbridge.
Mole, Tringeg, co. Bedford ; and Northampton.
Roger de Moles, E. Morles, co. Somerset.
Johan de Moules, J, N. Sir John de Moyles,
H. Mules, Honiton, co. Devon. Mules,
Ernsborough, co. Devon ; and Cadbury, co.
Somerset ; derived from the baronial family of
Moels. Mules, Ilminster, co. Somerset; a
younger branch of Mules of Swimbridge and
Cadbury. Mukis or Mulis, co. Devon.
Treckingham. Monsire John de Trekingham,
F. Wake, Deeping, co. Lincoln. Sir Robert
Welle, V.
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BAR. 2 BARS and in chief. . . .cont.
Roundles (3 Torteaux) cont.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three torteaux, over all
a baton sa. Crekingham.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three torteaux over all
a bend sa. Trekingham, V*. Trekenham.
Trikenham, V*. Trykingham, V*.
Arg. two bars gu. in chief three torteaux over all
a bendlet sa. Walter de Trekingham, co.
Lincoln, V. Trikingham, co. Lincoln, V.
Trykingham, Trykingham, V.
Arg. two bars sa. in chief three torteaux. Mould,
Appleby, co. Leicester.
Or two bars gu. in chief three torteaux. Wake,
Clevedon, co. Somerset, Bart. Le Sire de Wake,
Y. Wake, Lydell.Z, 110,215. Baldwin Wake,
A, D, E. Hugh Wake or le Wake, B, P. Sir
John Wake or De Wake, G, H, J, N; Sir
Hugh de Wake, co. York, temp. Edward I, V.
aud with a baton az. Sir Hugh Wake, N.
Or two bars gu. in chief three torteaux over all a
bend sa. Wages, V*.
Or two bars gu. in chief three torteaux over all a
bendlet .... Waces, Norfolk, V.
Suns
Az. two bars .... in chief three suns. Spratley.
Az. two bars erm. in chief three suns or. Nicholl,
Greenhill Grove, co. Hereford. Nichols.
Nicholson, Thelwall Hall, co. Chester.
Nicholson, co. Cumberland; and co. Lan-
caster. Nicholson, London ; confirmed 1596.
Az. two barrulets or in chief three suns ppr.
Jenkinson, Watton, co. Derby ; baronetcy
1685.
Gu. two bars erm. in chief three suns in glory or.
Nicholson, Ballow House, co. Down ; de-
rived from Nicholson of Cumberland ; quarter-
ing Steele.
Wheel
Az. two bars or in chief a Catharine wheel betw.
as many buglehorns arg. Mertins, Lord
Mayor of London, 1725.
Wreaths
Arg. two bars az. in chief three cbaplets of roses
gu. Basteed. Sir William de Basset, V.
Sir William Basset, N.
2 BARS and in base....
Or two barrulets in chief az. an eagle displ. in
base gu. Cussans, Jamaica, granted 1767.
2 BARS betw. or within
(some coats, placed here in compliance with
a customary method of hlason, will also
be found in the divisions to which
they properly belong. )
Annulets
Gu. two bars betw. three annulets arg. Rykhill, V.
Sa. two bars betw. three annulets in chief and a
fleur-de-lis in base or. Burdus, Middlesex ;
granted 8 Aug. 1720.
Az. two bars or betw. six annulets of the last
three two and one. Cruden.
Beasts
Az. two bars arg. betw. three lions pass, in pale
or. Minterin or Minterne, Bateombe, co.
Dorset ; and Thorpe, Surrey.
Gu. two bars humetty arg. betw. three lions pass.
in pale or. Gibson, Teede, co. Lancaster.
Az. two bars gu. betw. nine lions pass, guard, or.
Bradshaw, co. Buckingham, 1506.
Billets
Ar. two bars wavy betw. three billets sa. Hone,
co. Devon.
BAR. 2 BARS betw. or within
Billets cont.
Az. two bars betw. six billets or. Hone, Ireland.
Gu. two barrulets erm. betw. six billets or. May,
Stoke, Suffolk ; granted 4 June, 1687-8.
Birds (3 Ducks)
Arg. two bars wavy betw. three ducks arg.
Shirley, V.*
(3 Eagles)
Ar. two barrulets and three eagles displ. sa.
Sir John Spencer, Lord Mayor of London, 1594.
(3 Martlets)
Arg. two bars betw. three martlets gu. two and
one. Richard Warde, V.
Gu. two bars betw. three martlets arg. (another
or). Brigford.
Or two bars az. betw. three martlets gu. Paynell.
Or two bars gu. betw. three martlets in pale sa.
Ankyrsley.
Or two bars' betw. three martlets sa. Salkyns,
London.
Sa. two bars wavy betw. three martlets or. Todd,
Bray, co. Berks.
Sa. two barrulets betw. three martlets or. two and
one. Muttlebury, W.
(3 Pigeons)
Az. two barrulets or betw. three doves ppr.
Barrett, London ; granted 1773.
.... (3 Swans)
Az. two bars wavy betw. three swans arg. two
and one. Shirley, V.
Or two bars sa. betw. six birds gu. three two and
one. William Paynell, A.
(6 Martlets)
Arg. two bars betw. six martlets gu. three two
and one. Rokinge. Roringe, V.
Arg. two bars sa. within an orle of six martlets
gu. Paynell, co. Hants ; and Sussex.
Arg. two bars betw. six martlets sa. three two and
one. M'Coy, Scotland.
Arg. two bars vert betw. six martlets gu. three
two and one. Atmore.
Az. two bars erm. betw. six martlets or. Maw, co.
Lancaster ; and Suffolk.
Gu. two bars betw. six martlets arg. three two
and one. Chalons, co. Devon. Eiseldon.
Sir John Eland, co. York, V. Eland or Eyland,
co. York. Elland. Yseldon.
Gu. two bars betw. six mai'tlets arg. two two and
two. Egland, or Eyland, co. Lincoln.
Gu. two bars or betw. six martlets .... Leeks.
Or two bars az. betw. six martlets gu. three two
and one. Thomas Paynell, A.
Or two bars betw. six martlets gu. three two and
one. Marley.
Or two bars sa. betw. six martlets az. three two
and one. Creich, or Creigh, Scotland.
(8 Martlets)
Arg. two bars sa. betw. eight martlets gu. three
two and three. Panell, V*. Sir William
Powell, V.
Arg. two bars betw. eight martlets sa. Furlong.
Gu. two bars betw. eight martlets arg. three two
and three. Challons, co. Devon. D ankyrsley,
co. York. Sir Thomas de Elande, S. Eytend.
Smetheley, V.
Gu. two bars betw. eight martlets or three two
and three. Chalons, co. Devon.
Or two bars az. within an orle of eight martlets
gu. Paynell, co. Hants.
Or two bars az. betw. eight martlets gu. three
two two and one. Thomas Paynell, Q. Sir
Thomas Paynnell, co. Hants, V.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 2 BAKS betw. or within cont.
Birds cont. (9 Martlets)
Arg. two bars engr. az. betw. nine martlets gu.
More, Taunton, co. Somerset; and Heytes-
bury, co, Wilts.
Arg. two bars az. betw. nine martlets vert three
three two and one. Moore.
Arg. two bars betw. nine martlets gu. More,
co. Bedford.
Arg. two bars betw. nine martlets gu. three three
and three. Frater. Moore, Wichford, co.
Hants; Visitation 1034. Poringe.
Arg. two bars engr. the first sa. the second az.
betw. nine martlets gu. three three and three.
More, Suffolk.
Arg. two bars vert betw. nine martlets gu. three
three two and one. More, co. Hants ; and co.
Somerset, V. Panell.
Arg. two bars betw. nine martlets vert. Ailard.
More.
Gu. two bars arg. betw. nine martlets . . . . Etwall.
Gu. two bars betw. nine martlets arg. Challows.
Gu. two bars betw. nine martlets arg. three three
two and one. Sir John Chalons, V.
Gu. two bars betw. nine martlets arg. three three
and three. Tankersley.
Gu. two bars betw. nine martlets arg. four three
and two (another, four two and three).
Smethley.
Gu. two bars arg. betw. nine maitlets or three
three and three. Smethley.
Gu. two bars vert betw. nine martlets arg. three
three and three. Chalons, V*.
Or two bars betw. nine martlets gu. three three
and three. Chalons.
Or two bars sa. betw. nine martlets az. three
three and three. Creech, Edinburgh.
Arg. two bars az. an orle of martlets gu. William
Pannell, F. William Paynell, E, Y.
Arg. two bars sa. an orle of martlets gu. Sire
William Paynell, N.
Az. two bars or an orle of martlets gu. Monsire
Roger Burdet, Y. ■
Gu. two bars or an orle of martlets arg. Sire
John de Holand, 0.
Gu. two bars and an orle of martlets or. John
Blande, Y.
Or two bars az. an orle of martlets gu. Thomas
Painel, E. Sire Thomas Paynell, Q, X.
Or two bars within an orle of martlets gu.
Morley or Merley, France.
Bordure
Arg. two bars az. and a bordure engr. gu.
Olney.
Arg. two bars az. within a bordure sa. Parr.
Arg. two bars az. a bordure eDgr. sa. Sir Gilbert
de Halsall, co. Lancaster, V. Parr, Parre,
co. Lancaster ; and its branches, co. Derby ;
co. Leicester ; Horton, co. Northampton ;
Kempnall ; Eccleston ; etc. Parr, Stonelands,
co. Devon; quartering Codrington. Parr,
Kendal, co. Westmoreland, Z, 490; quartering
the coat of augmentation granted by King
HenryVIII to the family of his queen, Katherine
Parr — or on a pile gu. three roses of York
betw. six of Lancaster. Ranne, V,
Arg. two bars az. a bordure engr. sa. a crescent
for diff. Parr, Liverpool, co. Lancaster ; Honn,
West Derby; Lythwood; and co. Salop, de-
rived from Parr of Kendal.
Arg. two bars az. within a bordure engr. sa.
bezanty. Parr, Backford, co. Chester; de-
rived from Parr of Kendal.
BAR. 2 BARS betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Arg. two bars az. on a bordure engr. sa. eight
escallops of the field. Parr, granted 1590;
derived from Parr of Parwich, near Warrington,
co. Lancaster; with several quarterings. Parr,
Fir Grove, in West Derby ; Grappenhall Heyes,
co. Chester ; derived from Parr of Ormskirk.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure engr. . . . Benet,
V*. KNOTTISFORD, V*. KoTTISFORD, V.
Arg. two bars nebuly gu. within a bordure az.
Constable.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure engr. az.
Sutton, co. Stafford.
Arg. two bars within a bordure gu. Heligsal,
or Helingsale. Helingsale, V. Lawfull.
Pigmeyne, or Pigveney.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure engr. pean.
Sibthorpe, Canwick Hall,co. Lincoln ; quarter-
ing Waldo.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure sa. Gibthorp,
Gilthorpe or Gythorpe. Gibthorpe, V.
William Sibthorp, Thorpe, V.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
Benett, co. Stafford. Bennett, Dublin;
quartering az. three plates. Cokesford, Laun-
ton, co. Oxford; confirmed Feb. 1611.
Cottesford, co. Oxford ; and co. Devon.
Gibthorpe, V*. Martyn, co. Devon. Parre,
V*. Sibthorpe, V*. Sybthorpe, St.Alban's,
co. Herts ; and Ladham, Norfolk.
Arg. two bars gu. on a bordure engr. sa. eight
bezants. Cottesford.
Arg. two bars nebuly gu. within a bordure sa.
Scarshall. Sharshai.l.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure sa. charged
with eight cinquefoils or. Preston, co. Bed-
ford ; and Chilwick, co. Hertford ; granted
1629.
Arg. two bars sa. within a bordure gu. Baraby,
Lincoln. Deane.
Arg. two bars sa. within a bordure engr. gu.
William de Londe, or Loude, Y. William de
Wivile, E. Wyvel. William Wyvlll, V.
Arg. two bai's sa. within a bordure invecked gu.
Wimley, Wimley, co. Hertford.
Arg. two bars sa. within a bordure engr. or.
Cromwell, V. Winile.
Arg. two bars sa. within a bordure of the second
charged with eight fleurs-de-lis or. Stokes.
Arg. two bars and a bordure sa. Rodeley.
Arg. two bars and a bordure engr. sa. Wyvtle.
Az. two bars within a bordure arg. gutty desang.
Amarle.
Az. two bars arg. a bend gu. within a bordure
compony of the second and third. Lee.
Az. two bars arg. over all a bend gu. within a
bordure engr. gobony of the second and third.
Isall. Ley, co. Buckingham.
Az. two bars wavy arg. within a bordure or.
Brooksbank, Eland, Halifax, co. York ; and
Hackney, Middlesex.
Az. two bars or within a bordure engr. gu. Lavall.
Az. crusily and two bars or a bordure engr. gu.
John de Bar, K.
Erm. two bars and a bordure gu. Bedman.
Gu. two bars within a bordure arg. Deane,
Syeston, co. York.
Gu. two bars and a bordure erm. Abriscourt,
co. Oxford. M. Nicol Dabrichcourt, S.
Sansett Dabrichcourt, S. Dabrichcourt,
or Dambreticourt, V. Sir John Dapscourt,
T.
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31:
BAR. 2 BARS betw. or within. . . .cont.
Bordure cont.
Gu. two bars dancetty or within a bordure sa.
Ashmell, Asmall, and Aspinwall, Northum-
berland.
Or two bars and a bordure erm. Abriscourt, co.
Oxford.
Or two bars gu. over all a bend sa. a bordure az.
Faulkner.
Or two bars nebuly gu. within a bordure com-
pony of the second and arg. Dauncey.
Or two bars gu. within a bordure sa. Deynes,
Coddenham, Suffolk.
Or two bars and a bordure vert. Abriscourt,
co. Oxford.
Sa. two bars and a bordure arg. Byncks.
Lamott, London, formerly of Flanders, 1633.
Sa. two bars arg. within a bordure gu. Deane,
co. Berks.
Castles
Sa. two bars engr. betw. as many towers triple-
towered in chief arg. and three crescents in
base or. Bragge, or Braig, Nether Augeshark,
Scotland. Bragge, Scotland.
Sa. a bar gemel or betw. three towers triple-
towered arg. Claver, co. Buckingham.
Sa. two bars or betw. three towers arg. Cleaver.
Sa. two barrulets arg. betw. five towers two in
chief and three in base or. Brogg, Scotland.
Coronets
Or two bars az. betw. three ducal crowns gu. two
and one. Genevel, or Geneville. Genevill,
Northumberland. Genewell, V. Grenewell.
Greenwell, Greenwell Ford, co. Durham.
Grenwell, Grenwell Hill, co. Durham, V.
Crescents
Arg. two bars gu. betw. three crescents sa.
Walton.
Or two bars betw. three crescents gu. two and
one. William Wodell, V.
Or a bar gemel betw. three crescents gu.
Wodell.
Arg. two bars wavy az. betw. six crescents ....
three two and one. Hornbrook, Tavistock.
Arg. two bars betw. seven crescents sa. three
three and one. Hewes.
Crosses
Arg. two bars betw. as many crosses crosslet
fitchy in chief and an anchor in base sa.
Loghlan or Losack, Scotland.
Az. two bars wavy arg. betw. as many crosses
crosslet fitchy in chief or and a swan with wings
endorsed in base of the second. Lachlan.
Lauchlan.
Az. two bars dancetty erm. betw. six crosses
crosslet or three two and one. Hairsnet.
Harsnet, Bishop of Chichester; gran'zd 1613.
Harsewitt, Norvell.
Or two bars sa. betw. six crosses crosslet gu.
three two and one. Mellent, or Mellert.
Az. two bars betw. seven crosses crosslet or. Sir
Thomas Blakingham, Suffolk, V. Blaknys,
Norfolk.
Az. two bars betw. seven crosses crosslet or three
three and one within a bordure engr. gu.
Bay.
Gu. two bars vair and seven crosses crosslet. . . .
three three and one. Mortimer alias Zouch.
Harsnet.
Gu. two bars vair betw. eight crosses crosslet or
four three and one. Will, de Mortimer, V.
Az. two bars dancetty erm. betw. nine crosses
crosslet or. Harsnet, Sussex.
BAR. 2 BARS betw. or within cont.
Escallops
Gu. two bars betw. three escallops arg. Sire
William Bause, 0.
Gu. two bars erm. betw. six escallops or three
two and one a bordure of the second. Sir
.... Dabrigecourte, V.
Or two bars gu. betw. eight escallops az. Prew
or Prue.
Estoiles
Sa. two bars betw. two stars of six points or.
Twvning. Bryn, co. Pembroke.
Arg. two bars betw. three stars of six points
pierced sa. Doughty.
Arg. two bars sa. and six estoiles gu. Prierse,
V*.
Arg. two bars sa. betw. six estoiles gu. three two
and one, Pearse, Court, co. Devon ; granted
12 August, 1641. Pearse, Dulverton, co.
Somerset.
Az. two bars erm. betw. six estoiles arg. three two
and one. Harrison, Copford Hall, Essex,
quartering Fiske. Harrison, Dow Hill, Kent.
Az. two bars erm. betw. six estoiles or three two
and one. Harrison, Essex; Reisby and
Burton-Stath, co. Lincoln.
Fish
Or two bars wavy betw. three shrimps in pale gu.
Atsea, V.
Flaunches
Gu. two bars arg. betw. on each of as many
flaunches erm. a cross crosslet of the field.
Marshall, Ardwick, and Penwortham Lodge,
co. Lancaster; quartering Earnshaw.
Arg. two bars humetty gu. betw. as many flaunches
of the second three garbs in fess counter-
changed. Fryer.
Sa. in chief a bar gemel betw. two flaunches arg.
Arthawe.
Fleur-de-lis
Gu. two bars or betw. three fleurs-de-lis
Elsing.
Az. two bars dancetty erm. betw. six fleurs-de-lis
or three two and one. Cademan, Norfolk and
London ; granted 1633.
Vert two bars betw. six fleurs-de-lis or three two
and one. Styles, Kent and London.
Sa. two bars erm. betw. nine fleurs-de-lis or.
Farrant, Kent.
4-Foils
Az. two bars betw. six 4-foils arg. Vincent, V.
5-Foils
Arg. two bars betw. three 5-foils sa. Bartlett,
Weston in Branscombe, co. Devon.
Sa. two bars erm. betw. six 5-foils arg. three two
and one. Robert Browte, V.
Arg. (another or) two bars betw. eight 5-foils gu.
four three and one. Lanvoys. .
Fruit
Sa. two bars enn. betw. fifteen wheat ears or
five five and five a bordure of the second.
Stokes, W.
Guttys
Arg. two bars gu. betw. eight guttys de larmes
four three and one. Chaury.
Arg. two bars gu. betw. nine guttys az. three
three and three. Chawey. Chowrey.
Hands
Az. two bars wavy erm. betw. three dexter hands
couped at the wrist apaumy arg. Seagood.
Heads (Beasts) Bear
Arg. two bars betw. three bear's heads erased gu.
Letton, or Lytton, co. Hertford.
arg.
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2 BARS betw. or within .
.cont.
BAR.
Heads (Beasts) Boar
Or a fess gemel gu. betw. three boar's beads
erased at the neck sa. Jeniunson, Norfolk.
....Dog
Per fess erm. and az. two bars engr. betw. three
talbot's heads erased counterchanged. Burton,
quartering Robinson.
Horse
Or two bars gu. voided betw. three horse's heads
erased sa. Jenkinson, Norwich ; granted 1087.
.... Leopard
Vert two bars engr. arg. betw. three leopard's
heads or. Child, London, and Newton, co.
Northampton.
Vert two bars engr. betw. three leopard's faces or.
Child, Surat, East Indies ; and Dervil, Essex ;
Baronetcy 1684.
(Human Figure)
Az. two bars arg. betw. three close helmets or.
Gabriel Armigee, London ; and North Creake,
Norfolk, 1730.
Az. two bars or betw. three helmets arg. Almiger.
Armiger, Norfolk, 1716.
(Beasts) Leopard
Az. two bars betw. six leopard's heads or three
two and one. Shrimpton.
.. ..Lion
Arg. two bars betw. six lion's heads cabossed gu.
Muskett, Intwood Hall, Norfolk ; descended
from Muskett, Haughleigh, Suffolk, temp.
Henry VIII.
Or two bars betw. six lion's heads erased gu.
Goodwin, Hammersmith, Middlesex.
Or two bars sa. betw. six lion's heads couped gu.
three two and one. Kearsley, or Kearsly,
co. Lancaster; and London; granted 2 Oct.
1622.
Insects
Arg. two bars betw. three bees sa. Flemings, V.
Arg. two bars betw. three butterflies volant sa.
Flemings. V*.
Sa. two bars betw. seven bees arg. three three
and one. Combe, co. Somerset.
Lozenges
Gu. two bars or betw. six lozenges arg. three two
and one. Combe, co. Devon ; and London ;
granted 2 July, 1663. Goodwin or Goodwyn,
Streatham, Surrey, Z, 424; Dorking and
Guildford, Surrey ; and Lewes, Sussex.
Goodwyn, Sussex ; granted by Camden, W.
Mascles
Arg. two bars betw. six mascles sa. three two and
one. Barnes, co, Berks ; Baron.
Az. two bars betw. six mascles voided or three
two and one. Darnell, Heylings, co. Lincoln.
Arg. two bars betw. nine mascles sa. three three
and three. Baron.
Mullets
Arg. two bars betw. as many mullets sa. pierced
or. Doughty, Louth, co. Lincoln ; Theberton
Hall, Suffolk.
Sa. two bars arg. in chief two mullets or in base
an annulet of the last. Sptlman. Spillman,
Waldon, V.
Sa. two bars arg. in chief as many mullets ....
in base two annulets or. Spelman, or Spilman,
Essex.
Arg. two bars nebuly gu. betw. three mullets sa.
Kennan, Ireland.
Arg. two bars betw. three mullets of six points
pierced sa.
1730.
Philip Doughty, Westminster,
BAR. 2 BARS betw. or within cont.
Mullets cont.
Arg. two bars betw. three mullets of six points sa.
pierced or. Doughty, or Doutey, Esher,
Surrey ; Snarford Hall, and Boston, co. Lin-
coln.
Gu. two bars betw. three mullets arg. Scarysbroke.
Az. two bars arg. betw. six mullets or three two
and one. Felgate, or Fellgate, Yaxley, co.
Suffolk.
Arg. two bars az. betw. nine mullets .... three
three and three. Jephson.
Pheons
.... two bars .... betw. three pheons reversed
.... Feieder, Little Horkesley, co. Eussex.
Arg. two bars betw. three pheons gu. Colegrave.
Az. two bars betw. three pheons or. Smith, or
Smyth, London.
Reptiles
Arg. two bars gu. betw. as many serpents vert.
Refuge.
Roundles (Bezants)
Per pale gu. and az. two bars or betw. three
bezants in chief and a pheon in base arg.
Gowland, Durham ; granted 1749.
(Ogresses)
Arg. two bars sa. betw. three ogresses within a
bordure engr. of the second. Alberton, co.
Devon.
Or two bars sa. betw. three ogresses within a
bordure engr. of the second. Aylberton.
(Plates)
Sa. two bars arg. betw. three plates. Hunger.
(Torteaux)
Arg. two bars gu. betw. three torteaux over all a
baston sa. Sire Walter de Thurkingham, 0.
Arg. two bars gu. betw. three torteaux a bordure
sa. Crekingham.
Stones
Arg. two bars wavy betw. three honestones az.
Hones, Ottery, co. Devon.
2 BARS betw. or within. . . .
and in chief. . . .
Birds
Arg. two bars the first engr. on the upper side the
second on the under side az. betw. three roses
gu. stalked and leafed vert two martlets of the
third betw. the roses in chief. Holyman.
Canton
Arg. two bars a bordure engr. and a canton gu.
Corbet.
on a Canton .... Sword
Erm. two bars within a bordure engr. gu. on a
canton of the last a dagger erect ppr. pomel
and hilt or. Nugent, Waddesdon, co. Berks,
Bart. Nugent, Donore, co. Westmeath, Bart.
Chief
Arg. two bars gu. betw. six ogresses a chief of the
second. Blankeley, V.
on a Chief Fleurs-de-lis
Or two bars az. on a chief quarterly of the
second and gu. four fleurs-de-lis two lions pass,
guard, of the field all within a bordure wavy
compony arg. and sa. Manners, Hanby Hall,
co. Lincoln ; and Buckminster, co. Leicester ;
baronetcy 5 Jan. 1793.
Heads
Gu. two bars or a bordure arg. in chief three
griffin's heads erased of the second. Greman.
Monster
Arg. two bars az. a bordure engr. sa. in chief a
griffin pass. gu. Litler, Tathwell, co. Lincoln.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
S3
BAB. 2 BARS betw. or within
and in chief. . ..cont.
Mullets
Arg. two bars a bordure and in chief three mullets
sa. Sir Hugh Bossakd, 0.
Roundles (Ogresses)
Arg. two bars gu. a bordure " recersily" sa. in chief
three ogresses. Thomas Wake, Epine. Y.
Arg. two bars within a bordure engr. sa. in chief
three ogresses. Allerton, V.
. . ..(Torteaux)
Arg. two bars az. within a bordure engr. sa. in chief
three torteaux. Parr, Kempnall, co. Lancaster.
Arg. two bars -within a bordure engr. gu. in chief
three torteaux. Thomas Wake, Blysworth, V.
Arg. two bars gu. within a bordure indented sa.
in chief three torteaux. Wake. Sir Thomas
Wake, Blithesworthe, 0.
Arg. two bars gu. a bordure " recersily" sa. in
chief three torteaux. Monsire Thomas Wake,
Blisworth, Y.
On 2 BARS
Annulets
Arg. on each of two bars gu. an annulet ....
Martin, co. Dorset.
Beasts
Or on two bars gu. three lions ramp. arg. two and
one. Dannett, co. Leicester.
Birds
Arg. on two bars gu. three martlets of the field.
Cranber.
Arg. on two bars gu. three martlets or two and
one. Willey.
Arg. two bars engr. gu. on the upper as many
martlets or and on the lower three escallops of
the field. Toll.
Az. two bars or on the upper bar three martlets
gu. Sire Robert Bordet, N. Sir Robert
Burdett, co. Leicester, temp. Edward I, V.
Az. on two bars or three martlets gu. M. John
Burdet, S. Burdett, co. Leicester.
Erm. on two bars gu. three martlets or. Ward,
Houghton Parva, co. Northampton; granted
31 May, 1695.
Erm. on two bars vert three martlets or two and
one. Willey. Willy, W.
Arg. on two bars az. four martlets of the first two
and two. More, co. Somerset.
Arg. on two bars gu. four martlets of the first
two and two. John Warde, V.
Arg. on two bars gu. four martlets or two and two.
Ward.
Az. on two bars or five martlets gu. three and
two. P . . . . Wriaeley, F.
Arg. on two bars gu. six martlets or. Temple,
Burton Dasset, co. Warwick.
Arg. on two bars sa. six martlets of the first three
and three. Temple, Lord Nugent.
Arg. on two bars sa. six martlets or. Binde.
Temple, Viscount Palmerston. Temple,
Temple, co. Leicester. Temple, Stowe, co.
Buckingham, Bart.
Az. on two bars arg. six martlets gu. Cranber.
Cranbura, V. Craneburne.
Az. on two bars or six martlets gu. three and
three. M. John Burdet, S. Roger Burdett,
F. The. old coat of Burdett, Bramcote, co.
Warwick; Formark, co. Derby ; and Ramsbury,
co. Wilts, Bart. Burdett, co. Warwick, and
co. York. Burdett, V. Wriallie or Wriley.
Erm. on two bars sa. six martlets or. Temple.
Gu. on two bars arg. six martlets sa. Longcroft,
co. Worcester.
BAR. On 2 BARS.... cont.
Birds cont.
Or on two bars gu. six martlets arg. three and
three. Bynde, Sussex, V.
Or on two bars gu. six martlets of the field three
and three. Bynde, Sussex. Byne.
Or on two bars sa. six martlets arg. three and
three. Criegh, Scotland.
Vair on two bars gu. six martlets or. Walkingham.
Bougets
Or on two bars gu. three water bougets arg.
Willoughby, Risley, co. Derby ; Grendon, co.
Northampton; Wollaton, co. Nottingham; and
co. Stafford. Willoughby, Middleton. Sir
Henry Willoughby, Wollaton, co. Nottingham,
V. M. Edmund Wyloughby, S.
Or on two bars gu. three water bougets of the
field. Willoughby, co. Warwick.
Buckles
Arg. on two bars sa. three square buckles of the
first a 5-foil for diff. in the centre. Bodelley.
Arg. on two bars sa. three round buckles points
in fess to the sinister or two and one a
5-foil in the centre gu. for diff. Boddelley, V.
Bodelley, V.
Erm. on two bars sa. three round buckles or two
and one. Bodley, Streatham, Surrey.
Combs
Erm. on two bars sa. three combs arg. Lucas.
Coronets
Arg. on two bars az. as many coronets or.
Genevill.
Or on two bars az. three ducal coronets of the
field. Hakebeche, Emneth, co. Norfolk.
Crescent
Or two bars counter indented gu. on the upper-
most a crescent and mullet arg. Mair, Scot-
land.
Crescents
Arg. on two bars sa. three crescents two and one
arg. Fitzsimonds.
Or on two bars gu. three crescents of the field.
Eliot, Elyot, Elyott, Surrey.
Cross
Arg. two bars sa. on the uppermost a cross formy
of the field. Deden, co. Huntingdon.
Crosses
Arg. on two bars gu. three crosses formy or two
and one. Martin, co. Somerset; and co. Devon.
Martyn, Totness, co. Devon.
Arg. on two bars (gu. another) sa. three crosses
patty fitchy or. John Fell, Bishop of Oxford,
1678, ob. 10 July, 1686.
Or on two bars sa. three crosses patty fitchy arg.
two and one. Fell.
.... on two bars .... six crosses patty ....
Richard (? Poore) Bishop of Chichester 1215,
of Salisbury 1217, of Durham 1228-37.
Arg. on two bars az. four crosses patty or two and
two. Sir John de Den, V. Oundell, V.
Arg. on two bars gu. six crosses crosslet or three
and three. Dandeleigh. Philip Daundelegh,
V, or Daundeleghe, Y. David.
Arg. two bars gu. crusily or. Philip d'ANDELEGH
or Daundeleigh, X.
Arg. on two bars gu. six crosses crosslet fitchy or
three and three. Wiles, Sussex.
Arg. on two bars sa. six crosses formy of the field
three and three. Deane.
Arg. on two bars sa. six crosses patty or three
and three. Den, co. Huntingdon. Dene, co.
Huntingdon, V. Deane. Oundell, V.
Owndell, V*.
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BAR. On 2 BARS cont.
Crosses cont.
Arg. two bars sa. crusily patty or. Sire John de
Deen. 0. Sire . . . . de Den, At.
Escallops
Arg. two bars sa. on the upper one as many es-
callops of the first. Fleet, London.
Arg. on two bars az. four escallops or two and two.
Halton.
Arg. on two bars sa. four escallops of the first
two and two. Flote, V.
Arg. on two bars sa. four escallops or two and
two. Banning, London, 1588.
Or on two bars sa. four escallop shells of the
field two and two. Sir Paul Banning, London,
granted 1588, W. Bayninge, London.
Arg. on two bars gu. six escallops or three and
three. Palmer, Hill, co. Bedford.
Arg. on two bars sa. six escallops of the first three
and three. Flecke, Surrey. Flote.
Erm. on two bars humetty gu. six escallops arg.
three and three. Dabridgcour, co. Warwick.
Escucheon
Arg. two bars gu. on the first an escucheon erm.
Martyn, co. Hertford.
Or two bars gu. on the first an escucheon erm.
Martyn, Lord Mayor of London, 1492.
Escucheons
Erm. on two bars gu. three escucheons or. Hall.
Halle.
Fish
Or on two bars gu. as many shrimps naiant arg.
ASEA.
Or on two bars wavy gu. as many shrimps of the
first. Sea. Atsea, V*.
Or on two bars wavy gu. three shrimps of the first
two and one. Atsea, V.
Fleurs-de-lis
Arg. on two bars sa. three fleurs-de-lis or. Hoet,
London ; granted 22 March, 1663.
Arg. two bars humetty vert three fleurs-de-lis or
two and one. William Rotheley, V.
Or on two bars gu. four fleurs-de-lis arg. two and
two. Richards; granted 1613. Richards,
Fringe, Norfolk.
Flowers
Arg. on two bars gu. three roses of the field
barbed vert seeded or two and one. Orlebar,
Hinwick House, co. Bedford.
3-foils
Or on two bars gu. six 3-foils arg. three and
three. Palmer, V*.
Or on two bars gu. six 3-foils slipped of the first
three and three. Palmer, Earl of Castlemain,
and Baron of Limerick, 1730.
5-foils
Arg. on two bars az. three 5-foils of the field.
Teverrey. Whitney. Willoughby. Witney.
Arg. on two bars az. three 5-foils or. Stapleford,
co. Derby, and co. Nottingham, temp. Henry
III. Richard de Wllloughby, Y.
Or on two bars sa. three 5-foils arg. two and one.
Coward, Wells, co. Somerset.
Arg. on two bars az. six 5-foils or. Willoughby'.
Arg. on two bars engr. az. six 5-foils or three and
three. LENCHE,Wych,co. Worcester. Lenche
or Lench.
Arg. on two bars gu. six 5-foils or three and
three. Palmer, co. Bedford.
Fretty
Arg. two bars gu. fretty or. Clopton or Clotton.
St. Lyz, V. Cistercian Abbey at Saltrey,
Saltry, or Sawtrey, co. Huntingdon.
BAR. On 2 BARS cont.
Garbs
Arg. on two bars sa. three garbs or. Knightbridge,
Chelmsford, Essex.
Gutty s
Az . two bars engr. arg. gutty de sang. Rous,London.
Erm. on two bars sa. six guttys d'or three and
three. Stokes.
Heads
Arg. on two bars az. as many lion's heads erased
or. Harpijr, V*.
Heads (Beast) Boar
Az. on two bars engr. or three boar's heads erect
couped sa. two and one. The modern coat of
Twemlow, co. Chester.
Az. on two bars engr. or three boar's heads 'erect
couped sa. two and one with a cresceDt in chief
for diff. Twemlow, Arclyd, Hatherton, and
Northwich, co. Chester: and with due diff. its
branch, Twemlow, Alsager; and the Elms,
Betley, co. Stafford; quartered with the ancient
coat, arg. a chevron or betw. three squirrels
sejant gu.
.... Dog
Arg. on two bars az. three greyhound's heads
erased or. Harper, Bambury.
.... Leopard
Arg. on two bars sa. three leopard's heads or two
and one. Shoobridge, Uckfield, Sussex ;
granted 16 April, 1662.
Arg. on two bars sa. three leopard's heads or
jessant fleurs-de-lis of the first. Morland, W.
Lion
Arg. on two bars betw. three lion's heads erased
or two and one. Harpur, Bambury, V.
Ox
Arg. on two bars sa. three bull's heads cabossed
of the field. Stonestreet or Stonestreete,
Hurstmonceaux ; and Westham, Sussex; the
heiress m. Griffin. Stonestreet, Halton,
Sussex; and Stondon Hall, Essex.
.... Leopard
Gu. on two bars or four leopard's faces sa. two
and two. Pinner, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk ;
granted May 2, 1612; and Sussex.
Leaves
Erm. on two bars sa. six elm leaves or three and
three. Ellames, Allerton Hall, Liverpool.
Elmes, Stanfield, co. Lincoln.
Erm. on two bars sa. ten elm leaves or five and
five. Elmes, V. Elmes, co. Lancaster; and
Lilford, co. Northampton.
Lozenges
Gn. on two bars arg. six lozenges of the first
three and three. Geering.
Mascles
Az. on two bars arg. three mascles gu. Darnell
or Darnhill, co. Lincoln.
Monster
Arg. two bars sa. on the upper one a wivern
volant tail extended of the field. Manfeld, V.
Mullet
Arg. two bars sa. on the uppermost a pierced
mullet or. Pever.
Or two bars sa. on the uppermost a mullet ....
Penrey, Norfolk.
Mullets
Arg. on two bars sa. as many pierced mullets or.
Hopton.
Arg. on two bars az. three mullets or. John de
ESSEBINGTON, F.
Arg. on two bars gu. three mullets of the first
two and one. Amys, Essex. Maynwaring, V.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. On 2 "BARS cant.
Mullets cont.
Arg. on two bars gu. three mullets or. Amyas,
Essex.
Arg. on two bars sa. three mullets or two and one.
Hopton.
Az. on two bars arg. three mullets gu. two and
one. Kimperley.
Az. on two bars or three mullets gu. two and one.
Knipell. Knyperle, V.
Az. on two bars or three pierced mullets gu.
Knyple, V.
Arg. on two bars sa. six mullets or three and
three. Hopton, co. York. Lenthall.
Arg. on two bars sa. six pierced mullets of the
first three and three. Robert Hopton, X.
Hopton, Ermeley Hall.
Arg. on two bars sa. six mullets of as many
points or three and three. Hopton, co. York.
John Hopton, Bishop of Norwich, 1554-0.
Erm. on two bars gu. six mullets or three and
three. Walter Bavant, Y.
Erm. on two bars gu. six pierced mullets or. Bavant.
Erm. on two bars sa. six mullets or three and
three. Sir Arthur Hopton, V. Hopton, co.
Somerset; and Blithbon, Suffolk.
Erm. on two bars sa. six pierced mullets or.
Hopton, Armeley Hall, Leeds.
Erm. on two bars sa. six mullets of as many
points or. Hopton.
Palets
Sa. on two bars wavy arg. six palets wavy gu. three
and three. Way.
Roundle
Arg. two bars sa. on the first a bezant. Pellat,
Pellet, or Pellot, Bignall Park ; and Bolney,
Sussex. PlLLETT Or PlLLOTT.
Ro undies (3 Bezants)
Arg. on two bars gu. three bezants two and one.
Maetyn, co. Gloucester. Willoughby, co.
Nottingham.
Erm. on two bars gu. three bezants two and one.
Pearson, Moulton Park, co. Northampton.
Pearson, Tankerton; and Maize Hill, Green-
wich, Kent; descended from Pearson of Sprat-
ton, co. Nottingham, temp. Richard III; quar-
tering Radford. Tenet, V. Tennant.
Erm. on two bars each per pale sa. and gu. three
bezants two and one. Tennant, Chapel House,
near Skipton, co. York.
Or on two bars gu. three bezants. Clerke,
granted by Camden, W.
(3 Plates)
Erm. on two bars sa. three plates two and one.
Pennant.
Or on two bars gu. three plates. Willoughby,
Nottingham and Wollaton, co. Nottingham.
Vert on two bars gu. three plates. Clarke, V*.
. . (4 Bezants)
Or on two bars az. four bezants two and two.
Utber or Utker, Norwich and Hoo, Norfolk.
(6 Bezants)
Arg. on two bars gu. six bezants three and
three. Martin, co. York. Sir Walter Martin
or Martine, co. Gloucester, V. Martyn, co.
Gloucester.
Or on two bars gu. six bezants three and three.
Martyn, Cambridge.
(10 Bezants)
Arg. on two bars gu. ten bezants five and five.
Dewell, De Welle, or Dewill.
Arg. two bars gu. bezanty. Sire Wary Martin,
N. Martyn, Cambridge.
BAR. On 2 BARS and in chief
Beast Dog
Arg. on two bars sa. three 3-foils slipped of the
field in chief a greyhound courant of the second.
Palmer, Warden Street, co. Bedford ; and Lad-
brooke, co. Warwick. Palmer, Cheam Park,
' Surrey. William Palmer, Ladgrave, co. Warwick.
Arg. on two bars sa. three 3-foils slipped of the
field in chief a greyhound courant of the
second collared or. Palmer, Waulip, co. Leices-
ter, Bart.; quartering Hudson.
Or on two bars gu. six 3-foils arg. three and
three in chief a greyhound courant sa. Palmer,
Suffolk; temp. Edward II. SirThomas Palmer,
Wingham, Kent (Baronetcy 1621, since of
Dorney Court, co. Buckingham), from whom
descended Roger Palmer, Earl of Castlemaine.
Palmer, Boyne House, Tunbridge Wells.
Palmer, V. Palmer, Sussex.
* ....Lion
Arg. on two bars gu. six 3-foils or three and three
in chief a lion ramp. sa. Palmer.
Or on two bars gu. six 3-foils of the field three
and three in chief a lion pass. ppr. Palmer,
Great Yarmouth ; and Loddon, Norfolk.
Or on two bars gu. six 3 foils slipped arg. three
and three in chief a lion pass. sa. Palmer,
Holt, V.
Canton
Gu. on two bars arg. six mascles of the first three
and three a canton erm. Geary, Surrey.
Gu. on two bars arg. six mascles of the first three
and three a canton or. Gerrey or Geere, co.
Hereford.
on a Canton Anchor
Gu. on two bars or three mascles az. two and one
a canton arg. charged with an anchor sa.
Geary, Polesden, Surrey ; since of Oxonhoath,
Kent, Bart. ; quartering arg. a chev. voided
betw. three fleurs-de-lis within a bordure gu.
.... Chief
Erm. on two bars sa. three bezants two and one
a canton arg. charged with a chief of the second
thereon a cross patty betw. two martlets of the
third. Tennant, Little Aston Hall, Shenstone,
co. Stafford.
....5-Foil
Az. two bars or the upper charged with three
fleurs-de-lis the lower with three martlets gu.
on a canton of the third a 5-foil arg. Peppard,
Cappagh, co. Limerick.
Hand
Arg. two bars engr. gu. on the upper as many
martlets or and on the lower three escallops of
the field a canton az. charged with a dexter
hand in bend of the first. Toll, Grewell,
co. Hants.
Arg. two bars engr. gu. on the upper three
martlets and on the lower as many escallops
or a canton az. charged with a dexter hand
apaumy in bend of the first. Christopher Toll,
co. Gloucester, W.
Head
Gu. on two bars arg. six mascles of the first three
and three a canton or charged with a leopard's
face az. William Gere, Brakway, V. Geary,
Geere, or Gery, Bushmead Priory, co. Bed-
ford; descended from Gery of Royston, co.
Herts, 1509; the coheirs m. Milnes, Milnes,
and Wade.
Gu. on two bars or six mascles az. three and three
a canton of the last charged with a leopard's
head of the second. Gerry, co. Lancaster.
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AN ORDINARY OF
.cont.
BAR. On 2 BARS and in chief.
on a Canton Head cont.
Gu. on two bars or six mascles az. three and
three a canton of the secoDd charged with a
leopard's head of the third. Geare, co. Devon.
Gere, Heavitree; and Kenney, co. Devon.
Gu. on two bars or six mascles az. three and
three a canton of the second charged with a
leopard's head of the first. Geare, Gillingham,
Kent ; and Heavitree, co. Devon.
Gu. on two bars or six mascles of the first three
and three a canton az. (sometimes sa.) charged
with a leopard's face of the second. Gearing
or Gering, Winterton, co. Lincoln.
Chief
Or on two bars az. as many barrulets dancetty
arg. a chief indented of the second. John
Sawbrtdge of Olantigh, co. Kent, Lord Mayor
of London, 1775. Sawbridge, East Haddon,
co. Northampton. Sawbridge, North Kilworth,
co. Leicester; all descended from Saunders,
of Hill Morton, co. Warwick, 1037.
Arg. on two bars gu. six 5-foils or a chief indented
of the last. Farra, Norfolk.
on a Chief Flower
Az. on two bars or as many martlets each betw.
a pair of fleurs-de-lis of the first on a chief of
the second a rose gu. seeded gold barbed vert
betw. two fleurs-de-lis of the field. Jenkes.
Tail
Or on two bars az. as many barrulets dancetty
arg. a chief indented of the second charged with
an ermine spot or. Sawbridge.
Tops
Sa. on two bars arg. three water bongets vert two
and one a chief gu. charged with three playing-
tops of the second. Topp.
Crosses
Sa. on two bars erm. as many annulets and in chief
three crosses formv or. Bathurst, Isle of
Wight.
Flowers
Gu. on two bars or as many crosses bottony of
the field in chief three roses arg. barbed vert
seeded gold. Dalfoy, Ireland.
Head (Beast) Boar
Arg. two bars gu. the uppermost charged with
three mullets or in chief a boar's head couped
az. Irland, Baruban, Scotland.
Dog
Sa. two bars erm. billetty of the first in chief a
hound's head erased betw. two chaplets or.
Hall, Salop.
Sa. two bars erm. billety of the first in chief a
talbot's head erased betw. two chaplets or.
John Hall, Evers, co. Salop, V.
Heads
Arg. on two bars gu. three hounds courant of the
field in chief as many wolf's heads erased of
the second. Lelon or Lelow.
Tops
Sa. on each of two bars arg. a water bouget
vert in chief three tops of the second.
Towpis, V.
On 2 BARS betw
Billets
Or on two bars sa. betw. three billets gu. two
and one five martlets (?arg.) three and two.
Kelley, Kelly, or Keylley.
Or on two bars betw. as many billets lying fess-
wise gu. six martlets arg. three and three.
Kele, London.
BAR. On 2 BARS betw cont.
Billets cont.
Or on two bars sa. betw. three billets lying fess-
wise gu. two and one six martlets arg. three
and three. Thomas Keyle, London, V.
Or on two bars sa. betw. three billets gu. two and
one five mullets (? arg.) three and two. Kelley,
Kelly, or Keylley.
Bordure
Gu. on two bars within a bordure arg. four mart-
lets in pale sa. Aldwen, co. York, V.
Erm. on each of two bars az. as many crosses
patty or a bordure engr. sa. charged with four
escallops and as many crosses alternately arg.
and gu., granted in behalf of the Rev. Dr.
Samuel Parr, Prebendary of St. Paul's.
Or on two bars gu. within a bordure vert eight
escallops arg. Pryer, France.
Arg. on two bars gu. within a bordure of the se-
cond three 3-foils or. Palmer.
Az. two bars and a bordure arg. all gutty de sang.
Amarle. Armarle, V.
Flauncb.es
Or on two bars humetty gu. three leaves of the
first two flaunches of the second. Fryer,
Thornes, co. Stafford.
Fleurs-de-lis
Az. on two bars dancetty or betw. three fleursde
lis arg. two mullets in chief and a crescent in
base gu. Harkness, Scotland.
Heads
Arg. on two bars az. betw. three leopard's faces in
pale gu. six bezants. Amson, Chester.
On 2 BARS betw. or within
and in chief. . . .
on a Canton
Erm. on two bars sa. four crosses patty or two
and two all within a bordure engr. of the se-
cond charged with roses and escallops alter-
nately arg. on a canton of the third six bees
volant ppr. Bish.
Cross
Arg. on two bars gu. six martlets or three and
three all within a bordure engr. sa. in chief a
cross flory betw. two fleurs-de-lis az. Warde,
Bastchurch, Hinton, and Newton, co. Salop.
3 BARS
three bars .... over all a lion ramp ....
Thomas Atte Lathe's seal, Willinghall, Norfolk,
27 Edward III.
Arg. three bars az. Burt or Burtt. Carfrae,
Glenbog, Scotland. Elricht, co. Leicester.
Grey. Maguire, England. St. Phtlibert.
Arg. three bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu.
crowned or. Wllmescott. Sire Henri de
WlLLEMESCOTE, N.
Arg. three bars az. a bend gu. Gaunt, Lord
Lindsey.
Arg. three bars az. over all a bend masculy gu.
Grey.
Arg. three bars az. on a bend gu. as many leopard's
heads or. Gray.
Arg. three bars az. on a bend gu. as many bezants.
Green. Grey.
Arg. three bars az. over all an eagle with two
heads gu. armed or. Speke, Cornwall.
Arg. three bars az.over all a saltire gu. Delaport.
Arg. gutty-de-sang three bars humetty az.
Amarle. Armarle, V.
Arg. three bars lozengy az. Faconberge.
Arg. three bars wavy az. Samford, 1295.
Sandford.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 3 BARS cont.
Arg. three bars wavy az. over all a lion ramp, of
the first. Bulbeck, Kingston, granted 24 April,
1559.
Arg. three bars wavy az. over all a crescent gu.
Seaman.
Arg. three bars erm. Kirkerton.
Arg. three bars nebuly ermines. William Moreis,
V.
Arg. three bars gu. Bartley. Bohun (?). Bussey,
as quartered by Viscount To wnshend. Cameron,
Lochiel; the branches of Lochiel were Cameron,
Letterfinlay, styled Mac-Vic-Vartin ; Strone;
Glenevis ; Caluart ; Errocht and Drimnassallie ;
Glendessary and Dungallon ; Fassifern, etc.
Champney. William Crepin, C. Coatsworth,
Newcastle. Egremond. Garmon. Grey.
Martin, Bodmin, Cornwall ; the co-heirs m.
TrefusisandWinter, temp. Henry IV. Moltone,
K. Molton orMouLTON. TebauddeMoLETONE,
A. Thomas de Molton, J. Sire Thomas de
Moltone, N. Sire Thomas de Moulton, B,I.
Sir de Moulton, Egremont, V; quartered by
Ratcliffe, Lord Fitzwalter, U. Le Sire de
Moulton, Gillesland, Y. Rafe Multon, Egre-
mond, F. Thomas de Multon, K. Muschampe,
Surrey. Pashley, co. Berks. Scerlogg, Wales.
Scowlage. Scowrlage, V. William Soules,
V. Wollacombe, Wollacombe, co. Devon ; the
heiress m. Stafford.
Arg. three bars gu. a label of five points az.
Moulton or Multon, Baron of Gillesland,
temp. Edward I; the label vert, Thomas
Moulton, Gillesland, Y; the label sa. Thomas
de Moulton, le Forestier, B.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief a mullet sa.
Wollacombe, co. Devon, 1611. Arg. three bars
gu. a mullet for diff. Wollcombe, Hemerdon
and Ashbury, co. Devon ; derived from a com-
mon ancestor with the Wollacombes of Wolla-
combe.
Arg. three bars gu. a bend sa. Multon. Rosse.
Thorpe.
Arg. three bars gu. a bend engr. sa. Newell.
Rosse, V. Sire Johan de Ros, N. Thorpe, V.
Arg. three bars gu. on a bend of the last as many
escallops or. Mencaster.
Arg. three bars gu. on a bend sa. as many escal-
lops or. Mencaster, Essex. Sir Walter
Moncaster, Essex, temp. Edward I, V.
Arg. three bars and over all as many castles gu.
Alyne, V.
Arg. three bars gu. over all as many towers triple
towered or two and one. Allen.
Arg. three bars gu. over all a fleur-de-lis sa.
Staveley.
Arg. three bars gu. over all a crosier in bend staff
arg. head or. Gilbertine priory at Alvingham,
co. Lincoln.
Arg. three bars gu. over all a long cross in bend
sinister .... Gilbertine priory at Malton, co.
York.
Arg. three bars dancetty gu. Baalun or Balun,
V*. Bassett, Cornwall, V*. Bassett, North
Levenham, and Umberly, V.
Arg. three bars embattled on the top gu. Sir
John Barrys, V.
Arg. three bars embattled gu. Barry.
Arg. three bars enarched in the middle gu.
Henckell, London.
Arg. three bars engr. gu. William Crepyn, C.
Arg. three bars humetty gu. Denne, Syeston,
co. York.
BAR. 3 BARS cont.
Arg. three bars indented gu. Boline.
Arg. three bars nebuly gu. Champayne.
Champney, Kent. Danmare. Linning, Scotland.
Arg. three bars nebuly gu. on a bend sa. as many
bezants. Golover, V.
Arg. three bars wavy gu. Bassett, Z, 449.
Champaine. Robert de Champanie, A, Harl.
MS. 0137, fo. 90. Champney. Sir Johan de
Chatimpayne,^. Dalby. Drummond, Cargill ;
and Stobhall, Scotland. Garmon. Polmervy.
Arg. three bars wavy gu. on a bend sa. as many
mullets or. Chissell or Chussell.
Arg. three bars sa. Affleck, Dalham Hall,
Suffolk, quartering Dolben, Mulsho, Aston,
Vincent, Bernak, Paas, Dive, Wigtoft, Proctor,
etc. Auchenleck, that Ilk, co. Angus ;
the co-heirs m. in 1499 Cunningham of
Craigends, and Boswell. Bushe or Busse,
Heather, co. Lincoln. Bushy or Bushey.
Bussey. Le Sire de Bussy, Y. John Bussy,
S, Y. Sire Huge de Bussye, N. Careswell.
Frogenhall, Faversham, Kent ; on the cloisters
of Canterbury cathedral. Hogesdon or
Hogsdon. Hotham, co. York. Houghton, co.
Lancaster, V. Houghton. Marshall, Head-
ingly, co. York. Polkinghorne, Polkinghorne,
Cornwall ; the heirs m. Williams and Glynn.
Porter, V. Raymond, Marpole, co. Devon ;
and Langley Park, Kent. Raymond, Saling
Hall, Essex. Raymond, Valentine House,
Essex; Baronetcy 3 May, 1774. Trevery, V.
Arg. three closets sa. Anchileck, Scotland.
Arg. three bars and a crescent sa. Haughton.
Arg. three bars sa. a bend erm. Fincham, Cam-
bridge, and Norfolk. Fyncham, Norfolk, V.
Arg. three bars sa. over all on a bend gu. as
many escallops or. Spruse or Spreuer, V.
Spreuse, V*.
Arg. three bars sa. over all a cotton hank or.
Cotton.
Arg. three bars sa. over all as many cotton hanks
or. Cotton, W. Haward, co. Gloucester, V.
Arg. three bars sa. on a pale of the second as
many plates. Smyth, co. Hereford; and co.
Hertford ; granted 1563.
Arg. three bars sa. a maunch gu. Hugh de
Magneby, P. Hugh Manby, Y. John de
Manby, Y.
Arg. three bars humetty sa. Byncks. Lamott,
London, formerly of Flanders, 1633.
Arg. three bars indented sa. Shilford.
Arg. three bars nebuly sa. Sir Rauf Basset, J.
Eclesfield.
Arg. three bars nebuly sa. a bend or. Poore,
co. Oxford.
Arg. three bars voided sa. Burkton, Norfolk.
Arg. three bars voided sa. over all a lion ramp.
gu. Mayer.
Ai-g. three bars wavy sa. Sir Rauf Basset, J.
Arg. three bars vert. Frie. Frys, V. Grimsteed,
co. Dorset. Southam. Virtue, co. Berks.
Arg. three bars vert over all a lion ramp. gu.
Case, Barwick.
Arg. three bars nebuly vert on a bend of the first
as many torteaux. Goulston, co. Hertford.
Az. three bars arg. Lucas Chani, E. Cramborne
and Cramburne. Sir Rauf de Cramburne, V.
Ilesley. Josley. Kawn, co. Chester. Lucas.
Tame. Lucas Tame, Essex, V. Taney or
Tany. Tanner. Sire Johan Tany, N. Monsire
de Tany, Y. John Tany, Y.
Az. three bars humetty arg. Hutton, co. York.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 3 BARS cont.
Az. three bars nebuly arg. Martin, co. York.
Martyn.
Az. three bars wavy arg. Browning, V. Browning,
Cowley, co. Gloucester. Btjlbeck. Delamare.
Martyn, Stanton, Suffolk and co. York.
Samford. Sandford. Henry de Sandford,
Bishop of Rochester, 1227-35. Sandford,
Ireland ; certified May 1779. Westlake, Kirk-
hampton. Cistercian Abbey at Woburn, co.
Bedford.
Az. three bars wavy arg. over all a bend gu.
Halswell, Halswell and Wells, co. Somerset.
Az. three bars nebuly erm. Sir . . de Holcam, V.
Az. three bars or. College of St. Mary at
Maidstone. Seymour, Ireland. Sfyguenell,
V. Tame. Tany.
Az. three bars or a label gu. Merton.
Az. three bars or a bend arg. Stanhowe,
Az. three bars or over all a bend compony arg.
and gu. Leigh, co. Chester.
Az. three bars dancetty or. Longden. Loveday,
Essex. Sire Richard Loveday, N. Loveday,
Suffolk, V. Lowden.
Az. three bars nebuly or. Fainford.
Az. three bars vairy erm. and gu. Brewes.
Erm. three bars wavy arg. Morris.
Erm. three bars az. Colter or Coulter, Scot-
land. Offewell. Oswell, co. Devon ; the
heiress m. Orwey. Tyrrell.
Erm. three bars az. a bend gu. Fromantrill,
V*.
Erm. three bars az. abendlet gu. Fromantrel, V.
Erm. three bars gu. Fotheringham, Pourie,
Scotland. Henry Heuse, A, Harl. MS. 6137,
fo. 91. Sire Henry Husee, N, V. Monsire
Thomas HusEE,Ar. Le Sire Husee, Y. Thomas
Husee, F. Henry Hussy, A. Martin, Ireland.
Whishirts.
Erm. three barrulets gu. Edefyn, co. Worcester.
Erm. three bars dancetty gu. Barlo.
Erm. three bars humetty gu. Abriscourt, co.
Oxford. Dabrichcourt or Dambreticourt,
V. DABRiDGCOURT,Strathfield, co. Hants, 16\j9.
Sir John Dapscourt, T. M. Nieol Dabrichcourt,
S. Sansett Dabrichecourt, S.
Erm. three bars nebuly gu. Foliot.
Erm. three bars or. Norrington.
Erm. three bars humetty or. Abriscourt, co.
Oxford.
Erm. three bars sa. Barley. Emerick. Francles.
Francois. Francoys, V. Raikes.
Erm. three bars nebuly sa. Mares, V.
Erm. three bars wavy sa. Bailey. Barley.
Barlo, Essex.
Erm. three bars wavy sa. a crosier in pale or.
Augustiuian Abbey at Missenden, co. Buck-
ingham.
Erm. three bars vert. Fazakerley, Fazakerley,
co. Lancaster. Fitz-Akerley, co. Lancaster.
Gaskell or Gaskill, co. Lancaster. Vale.
Erm. three bars nebuly vert. Fasakyr, V.
Ermines three bars nebuly arg. William Mores,
V.
Ermines three bars nebuly sa. Barley, co.
Hertford, V. Mores, V*.
Gu. three bars arg. Sir Richard BellinGham,
Essex; temp. Edward I, V. Bensted, V.
Berlingham. Categny. Foxley. Karkenton
or Karkington. Klrkenton, V. Thomas de
Moleton, E. Thomas de Molton, jF, J.
Le Sire de Moulton, Fraunkton, Y. Pusey,
Pusey, co. Berks, quartering Bouverie.
BAR. 3 BARS cont.
Gu. three bars dancetty arg. Basset, co. Devon,
V. Catenham, V. Tottenham, Ballyduff, co.
Waterford, temp. Queen Elizabeth; Tottenham
Green, co. Wexford. Tottenham, Baronetcy
1780, now Loftus, Marquis of Ely. Tottenham,
New Ross, co. Wexford ; Ballycurry, co. Wick-
low ; and Glenfarn Abbey, co. Leitrim.
Gu. three bars embattled on the top edge arg.
Monsire Robert Barre, S.
Gu. three bars embattled arg. Barry, Roclaveston
Manor, co. Nottingham.
Gu. three bars eugr. arg. Giffard.
Gu. three bars humetty arg. Heligsal or
Helingsale. Helingsaxe, V. Lawfull.
Pigmeyne or Pigveney.
Gu. three bars voided arg. Barry, co. Devon.
Bensted.
Gu. three bars wavy arg. Choke, Abingdon.
Gu. three bars wavy arg. on a bend sa. three
bezants. Golofer or Golofry.
Gu. three bars chequy arg. and az. Barry, Devon.
Gu. three bars compony arg. and az. Barry.
Monsire Thomas Barr, quartering barry of six
or and az. a bend gu. S.
Gu. three bars compony arg. and sa. Barbey
or Barrey. Barre, V. Bayre. Barre.
Gu. three bars erm. Beverley. Giffard or
Gifford, Yester or Gifford Hall, Scotland.
Margaret Huse's seal, 1243. Matilda Huse's
seal, 1304. Monsire John de Kirketon, Y.
Klrkenton, Kirkton, or Kerton, Kirton, co,
Lincoln. Sir John Kyrketon or Kyrklington,
V. Kyrkton.
Gu. three bars dancetty erm. Catenham.
Gu. three bars humetty erm. Bedman.
Gu. three bars nebuly erm. Sir Walter
Goldingham, V.
Gu. three bars or. Beaumont. Berry, Crediton ;
descended through Berry, Molland ; from
Berry, Berry N arbor, East Leigh, Lobb, etc., co.
Devon. Ralph de Bury, Bury N arbor, temp.
Henry III ; the heiress, 1708, m. Kirkham.
Blackford or Blakford. Blakeford, V.
Cameron, Glendessary. MuscHAMPE,Peckham,
Surrey. Poynings. St. Owen.
Gu. trois barres d'or diaspres. Le Counte de le
Ille or del Ille, C, and Harl. MS. 6589, p. 48.
Gu. three bars dancetty or. Mandut or Manduyt.
Gu. three bars humetty or. Abriscourt, co.
Oxford.
Gu. three bars wavy per fess wavy or and erm.
over all a saltire of the first. Cheston, Mil-
denhall, Suffolk.
Gu. three bars vair. Castell. Le Sire de Casteu,
Y. Thomas Chaston, Y. Gemsted, V*. Sire
Andrew de Graunstede, N. Sir Andrew
Gremsted, co. Somerset, V. Ingeham, V*.
Gu. three bars vairy arg. and sa. Frene.
Gu. three bars nebuly vert a chev. erm. Rolston.
Or three bars az. Conan de Ashe(port), Y. Ash.
Conan deAsK,P. AsKE,Aske, andOusthorp, co.
York. Constable, Halsham, co. York. Coyle,
Ireland. Thomas Mandevtle, Y. Mandeville.
Panbridge. Pembridge, co. Salop.
Or three bars az. an annulet in the centre point
for diff. Aske, Aske, co. York. Richard Aske,
Aghton, co. York, 24 Henry VI, V.
Or three bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu.
MOWNES.
Or three bars az. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or.
Willemscott, V*. Sir Henry Willmescott,
co. Gloucester, temp. Edward III, V.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
39
BAR. 3 BARS cont.
Or three bars az. a bend gu. Elyard. Penbrug,
V. QUAPLED, QUAPELADE, Or QuAPPELAD.
Or three bars az. on a bend engrailed of the field
as many escallops sa. Saxby, Norfolk.
Or three bars az. over all an eagle displ. gu. beaked
and armed or. Jernegan FiTZ-HuGH,Taufelde,
P.
Or three bars az. over all an eagle with two heads
expanded gu. Walrond, Alboune, co. Wilts.
Or three bars az. a saltire gu. De Port, lord of
Basing, co. Hants, the heiress m. Saint John.
Or three bars wavy az. Samford. Stamford.
Or three bars gu. Bohun. Bournett. Dalbie
or Dalby. Sir Brian Fitz-Aleyn, N. Fitz-
Alleyne. Martyn. Meschines. Mostone,
V alone, Ireland, W. Moulton.F*. Muschamp,
V. Muschampe or Muschamp, Horsley, co.
Surrey; the heiress m. Vesey, of Ireland. Sir
William de Muschamp, of Barmoor, Northum-
berland, 1267, son of Stephen, third son of
Thomas de Muschamp, Baron of Wooler ; the
heiress m. Ford, Strathearn, and Huntercombe.
Mustian. Oldenburg, Z, 554. Raf de Seint-
Owen, F. St. Owen. Penrise. Stowers.
Or three bars gu. surmounted by a bend az.
Brandeston. Sir Hugh de Braundeston.
Or three bars gu. over all on a bend sa. as many
escallops of the first. Lightfoot.
Or three barrulets gu. over all a saltire of the
last. Bewie.
Or three bars dancettygu. Deyncourt. Delamare,
co. Bedford. De la Mare, V. Mare or De
la Mare.
Or three bars nebuly gu. Sir Salathiel Lovell,
Baron of the Exchequer 1708. Lovell, Har-
leston, co. Northampton ; the beiress, m., 1742,
Badcock. Sire Johan Lovell, J.
Or three bars wavy gu. Basset, Baroness
Basset. Basset, Hedington, the direct de-
scendents of the Chief Justice. Basset,
Cornwall and Devon. Dansey. Dansie. Sire
Johan Lovell, JV and perhaps William Edendon
or Edington, Bishop of Winchester, 1346-66.
Or three bars wavy gu. quartering or a lion's head
erased within a double tressure flory counter-
florv gu. as a coat of augmentation. Drummond,
Uxbridge, Middlesex ; and Charing Cross,
London. Drummond, Denbam, near Uxbridge,
Middlesex ; and Drumtochy Castle, co. Perth.
Drummond, Cadlands, co. Hants. Drummond,
Stanmore, Middlesex; all as descended from
Drummond, Viscount Strathallan, slain in 1745,
and attainted ; the dignity was restored in 1824.
Or three bars wavy gu. Drummond, Duke of
Melfort (Earl of Perth, Baron Stobhall, etc.,
temp. James II) ; quartering or three bars wavy
gu. and as a coat of augmentation az. a lion
ramp. arg. within a double tressure of Scotland,
for Drummond of Melfort, with Montefichet,
D'Audtbert, and De Berenger.
Or three bars wavy gu. a mullet surmounted of
an annulet. Drummond, Carlourie, Scotland.
Or three bars wavy gu. over all a naked man
naiant in pale grasping in the dexter band a
sword and having bis sinister hand and feet in
action all ppr. Drummond, Kildies, Scotland.
Or three bars wavy gu. with a scimetar in pale
arg. hilt and pomel of the field. Drummond.
Or three bars wavy gu. in the centre a human
heart counterchanged. Drummond, Cultma-
lundy, Scotland.
Or three bars sa. Tordeane.
BAR. 3 BARS cont.
Or three bars sa. on an escucheon of the first a
canton gu. Comrays.
Or three bars and two pales sa. Bermley or
Bermely.
Or three bars sa. a pile az. Giowse.
Or three bars dancetty sa. Shelford. Shilford.
Or three bars nebuly sa. Blunt.
Or three bars wavy sa. Lakington, Wasbbourne,
co. Devon. Mountjoy. Vidler.
Or three bars vair. Acton.
Or three bars vert. Bray, V. Frte. Fris or
Frise. Sir John Moigne, V. Moigne or
Moygne, V*. Molton, Kent. Multon, St.
Clare's, Kent.
Or three bars vert a lion ramp. gu. Dorseley.
Or three bars vert a bend gu. Puminge.
Or three bars vert a baton gu. Sir Michael
Poyninges, L; Harl. MS. 6137.
Or three bars vert over all an eagle displ. sa.
Prannell or Pranell, Martin Wothy, co. Hants ;
London ; granted 1584. Prannell, Rudsmill,
co. Hertford. Henry Prannell, Alderman of
London, 1584, W.
Paly of six arg. and az. three bars gu. Burley.
Per bend sa. and az. three bars or. Kenan,
Scotland.
Per pale arg. and erm. three bars gu. Moulton,
Plymouth, co. Devon ; Visitation 1620.
Per pale or and arg. three bars nebuly gu.
Monsire John Dandeseye, S. Danncey.
Per pale or and arg. three bars wavy gu.
Dandesey.
Sa. three bars arg. Eaton, Worcester. Haughton.
Richard de Hoghton, X. Sire Adam de
Houghton, co. Lancaster, V. Monsire Richard
de Houghton, S. Houghton or Haughton,
Haughton, co. Chester; Petersfield, co. Hants;
Lancaster, and Sussex. Houghton, Alderman
of London, d. 31 Dec. 1596. Lea, Lea, co.
Lancaster. Porter, co. Warwick. Sir William
Scharlow, V.
Sa. three bars arg. a label of three points gu.
Richard de Houghton, S.
Sa. three bars arg. a mullet of the first. John de
Hoghton, X.
Sa three bars arg. in chief a mullet of the last.
Houghton, Mayfield, Sussex.
Sa. three bars humetty arg. Rodeley.
Sa three bars nebuly arg. Estbury.
Sa. three bars wavy arg. Ethelfield.
Sa. three bars wavy erm. Bayfield, Bayfield.
Sa. three bars indented or. Loveles, co. Berks.
Sa. three bars wavy or. Logie, that Ilk.
Vair three bars gu. Beamont, V*. Cany. Carcey.
Castell. Caynes, co. Wilts, V. Kemis, V.
Kemys. Keynes or Keyneto, Tarent, co.
Dorset ; temp. Henry I. Sir Robert de Keynes,
V.
Vairy erm. and gu. three bars az. Bruce. De
Breys, co. Brecon.
Vairy gu. and arg. three bars or over all a lion
ramp, of the second. Peverell.
Vert three bars erm. a lion ramp. az. Bagnall.
Vert three bars humetty or. Abriscourt, co.
Oxford.
S BARS and in chief. . . .
(Some of the following coats should probably be
blasoned Barry and on a chief )
Annulets
Arg. three bars az. in chief as many annulets gu.
Gray or Grey, Ireland ; granted 1612.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 3 BAES and in chief cont.
Annulets cont.
.... three bars az. in chief as many annulets gu.
Cooke or Coke. Cooke, Lodgemore, and
Farmhill, co. Gloucester.
Or three bars sa. in chief as many annulets gu.
Visnel.
Sa. three bars and in chief as many annulets gu.
Moston. Moulton,F*. Sir John de Multon,F.
Sa. three bars arg. in chief as many annulets or.
Seymakk, V*. Seynkes, V*. Seyncks,
Seynkes, or Scynks.
Sa. three bars and in chief three annulets or.
Multon.
Beast (Dog)
Arg. three bars gu. in chief a greyhound courant.
Skipwith, Skipwith, Hever, and Ormesby, co.
Lancaster ; Showers, Norfolk.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief a greyhound courant
sa. collared or. Kepwith, co. Warwick.
Skipwith, Prestwould, co. Leicester, Bart.
Gu. three bars arg. in chief a greyhound in full
course per pale or and erm. collared az.
Skipwith, St. Alban's, co. Hertford; granted
1507.
(Lion)
Or three bars az. in chief a demi lion issuant
double queued sa. Suttie, Adinston, Scot-
land.
Erm. three bars az. out of the uppermost a lion
issuant .... Fiujen, London.
Erm. three bars and in chief a lion ramp, issuant
gu. Freyne, V*.
Gu. three bars arg. in chief a lion pass. or.
Hemsley, Queen's County, Ireland. Hemsley.
Gu. three barrulets erm. in chief a lion pass.
guard, or. Hill.
Or three bars az. in chief a lion pass. gu. on
a chief of the second three mullets gold.
Steillys, Scotland.
Or three bars and a lion pass, in chief gu.
Ormerod, Ormerod, co. Lancaster ; quartering
Legh ; the heiress m. Hargreaves. Ormerod,
Chorlton, co. Chester, and Tyldesley, co. Lan-
caster. Ormerod, Tyldesley, co. Lancaster,
and Sedbury Park, co. Gloucester; derived
from Ormerod of Ormerod, 1588 ; quartering
Johnson of Tyldesley, Wareing of Walmersley,
Crompton of Hacking Hall, and Ndtall of
Walmersley. Ormerod, Huntspill ; visitation
of Somerset, 1G23.
Sa. three bars .... and in chief a lion pass arg.
Cyfferwest, Cowarne.
.... (Wolf)
Arg. three bars gu. in chief a wolf courant az.
Reskymer or Roskymer, Reskymer, Cornwall ;
the co-heiress m. Trelawney,Mohun,Courtenay,
and Lower. Roscomours, V*.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief a wolf pass. az.
Reskinner, Hailsford, Cornwall. Roscomours,
V.
Beasts
Erm. three bars and in chief as many lions gu.
Knyll, Knill, co. Hereford.
Bird (Eagle)
Az. three bars wavy erm. in chief an eagle displ.
betw. two ducal coronets or. Kingford,
Youlkston, Cornwall ; granted 1691.
(Martlet)
Or three bars wavy and in chief a martlet betw.
two crescents gu. Drummond, Edinburgh.
Paly of six arg. and az. three bars sa. a martlet
or. Mille.
BAR. 3 BARS and in chief cont.
Birds (3 Martlets)
Arg. three bars az. in chief as many martlets gu.
Sir William Paynell, I.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief as many martlets az.
Molton, Norfolk.
Arg. three bars sa. in chief as many martlets of
the last. Cacell. Carrill, Tangley Park,
Surrey. Carrill, Bentons, Sussex; the co-
heirs m. Viscount Molyneux and Lord Morley.
Carrill or Carkell, Harting, Sussex. Richard
Carryll, created Baron Carryll by King James
II at St. Germaius : all descended from Sir
John Caryll, Warnham, Serjeant at Law to
Henry VIII.
(Owls)
Sa. three bars and in chief as mauy owls arg.
Wakefeld, V. Wakefield, Kingston-upon-
Hull, co. York. Wakefield, V*.
Canton
Arg. three bars gu. a canton erm. Apesley,
Surrey and Sussex. Apeele. John Aspelle,
V. Molton. Motton.
Arg. three bars and a canton gu. Briggs.
Bryggs. Fuller, Rosehill Waldren ; and Ash-
down House, Sussex; quartering Frayton,
Eliott, Parker, and Parker of Ratton.
Fuller, Tanners Waldren, Sussex. William
Fuller, Bishop of Limerick, and of Lincoln,
ob. 1675. Fulwer, London. Fulwer, Sand-
ridge Court, Surrey. HOLLENSHED. MuLTON, V.
Arg. three bars gu. a canton sa. Etone.
Arg. three bars sa. a canton erm. Marshall,
Fiskerton, co. Lincoln.
Arg. three bars nebuly sa. a canton gu. Keble,
West Creting, Old Newton; and Stowmarket,
Suffolk.
Arg. three bars wavy sa. a canton erm. Kebyll.
Arg. three bars and a canton sa. Branche,
Westmoreland. Branshath, Bramspath,
Branspeth, or Branspauche. Br\nspath, co.
Westmoreland, V. Braunspath, V*.
Gu. three bars and a canton sinister arg. Fuller,
Ireland.
Gu. three bars arg. a canton erm. Walshe, V.
Gu. three bars arg. a canton or. Marshall,
Abbot's Anne, co. Hants.; Visitation, 1634.
Or three bars az. a canton erm. Newman.
Or three bars gu. a canton erm. Robert
Caunsfeld, 1386 ; Vincent's Baronage, p. 180.
Ganfield. Gaulfield. Gaynsford. Martyn.
Sr de Martyn, V. Moulden, Stalen-
borough House, Kent; and co. Lancaster.
Or three bars nebuly gu. a canton erm. Lovell,F*.
Or three bars gu. a canton sa. Bridges, Norfolk.
Or three bars nebuly sa. a canton gu. Folville,
co. Leicester.
Sa. three bars and a canton arg. Burton, Lind-
ley, co. Leicester. Haughton. Marshall, co.
Hants. Rothington, V.
Sa. three bars arg. a canton or. Marshall,
Abbots Anne, co. Hants ; Visitation, 1634.
Vairy arg. and sa. three bars gu. a canton erm.
Aspley.
on a Canton Beast (Lion)
Arg. three bars wavy az. on a canton gu. a lion
pass. or. Holmes.
(Ox)
Gu. three bars arg. on a canton of the second a
bull pass, of the first. Deane.
. ...Beasts (Lions)
Or. three bars arg. on a canton arg. two lions
pass. gu. Routhe, V.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 3 BARS cont.
on a Canton cont. Bend
Gu. three bars arg. on a canton erm. a bend of
the field. Welch or Welsh.
Gu. three bars arg. on a canton erm. a bend
lozengy of the first. Walshe, V.
Gu. three bars arg. on a canton erm. a bend
lozengy or and of the first. Walshall.
Gu. three bars or on a canton erm. a bend
lozengy az. and or. Valehey.
Or three bars gu. on a canton erm. a bend engr.
of the second. Stephen Waleys, V.
Billets
Or three bars az. on a canton arg. five billets sa.
Inglos.
....Bird
Arg. three bars az. on a canton of the second a
martlet or. Lathebury, V.
Book
Arg. three bars gu. on a canton of the second a
book or. Fulwar, Cork, Ireland ; granted 26
Feb. 1635.
.... Castle
Arg. three bars gu. on a canton of the last a
tower (or castle) or. Fuller, Isle of Wight.
Fuller or Fulwer, co. Hants; Visitation
1634.
Gu. three bars arg. on a canton of the last a tower
triple-towered sa. Deale, Feversham, Kent.
Crescent
Arg. three bars sa. on* a canton of the second a
crescent of the first. Buckton, Hull, co. York.
Arg. three bars voided sa. on a canton of the last
a crescent gu. Burkton, Brome, Suffolk.
.... Cross
Erm. three bars gu. on a canton az. a cross engr.
arg. Huttoft, V*.
Erm. three bars gu. on a canton az. a cross engr.
betw. four pheons arg. Henry Huttoft, co.
Hants, V.
Erm. three bars gu. on a canton az. a cross engr.
arg. betw. four pheons or. Huttofts, co.
Hants ; and Salisbury, co. Wilts.
Arg. three bars gu. on a canton sa. a cross formy
or. Ecton.
Or three bars gu. on a canton erm. a cross formy
of the second. Garfeild, Tuddington, Mid-
dlesex. Garfteld.
Az. three bars or on a canton gu. a cross patonce
arg. Atton, V.
Or three bars az. on a canton gu. a cross patonce
arg. De Aton, Baron 1324.
Fess
Arg. three bars az. on a canton or a fess
and in chief three lozenges of the second.
Stainforth.
Arg. three bars az. on a canton or a fess betw.
six lozenges sa. Stainforth.
Arg. three bars az. on a canton or a fess sa. in
chief three mascles of the last. Stamford,
Hadley, Middlesex ; granted 2 May, 1542 ; and
co. Stafford.
Or three bars az. on a canton arg. a fess sa. in
chief three mascles of the last. Clever, co.
Hertford, 1684.
.... Fleur-de-lis
Arg. three bars az. on a canton gu. a fleur-de-lis
or. Marriot.
Arg. three bars sa. on a canton of the second a
fleur-de-lis or. Meryett.
Per pale arg. and gu. three bars counterchanged
on a canton of the second a rose crowned or.
Barrett, Castle-Barrett, co. Cork.
BAR. 3 BARS cont.
on a Canton cont. Flower
Sa. three bars arg. with the augmentation of a
• canton or thereon impaled the rose of England
and the thistle of Scotland. Hoghton, Hogh-
ton Tower, co. Lancaster, Baronetcy 1611,
quartering Bold.
....5-Foil
Arg. three bars gu. on a canton az. a 5-foil or.
Piparp, V*. Raufe Pip art, V.
.... Fountain
Or three bars wavy gu. on a canton arg. a fountain
az. Drummond, Innermay, Scotland.
.. ..Hand
Arg. three bars az. on a canton gu. a gauntlet or
grasping a broken sword of the first hilt and
pomel sa. Stamford or Staunford, Rowley,
co. Stafford ; granted 25 June, 1544.
. . . .Head (Beast) Leopard
Arg. three bars gu. on a canton az. a leopard's
head or. Allard, V*.
Lion
Or three bars az. on a canton gu. a lion's head
erased arg. Thomas Cox, Physician to Charles
II. Daniel Cox, M.D., 1730. Cox, Dunman-
way, co. Cork, Bart. Cox, Chichester, Sussex,
descended from Cox, Monmouth.
Or three bars wavy gu. on a canton arg. a lion's
head erased enclosed by a double tressure
flory counterflory of the second. Drummond,
Maderty, Scotland; and with a crescent for
diff. Drummond, Machary, Scotland.
Or three bars wavy gu. on a canton of the first a
lion's head erased enclosed by a double tressure
flory counterflory of the second. Drummond
or Drumond, Scotland.
(Monster) Dragon
Arg. three bars sa. on a canton or a dragon's head
erased of the second. Brawne, London and
Surrey, 1604.
(Human Figure)
Gu. three bars erm. (another or) on a canton
arg. a maiden's head ppr. Baretti, India.
.. ..Human Figure
Sa. three bars or on a canton gu. a demi woodman
holding a club over the dexter shoulder gold.
Wood, North Taunton, co. Devon.
Sa. three bars or on a canton gu. a demi wood-
man erased holding on the shoulder a club of
the second. Wood, co. Devon.
Arg. three bars gu. on a canton .... a man ppr.
Wood, North Taunton, co. Devon.
.... Insect
Or three bars gu. on a canton az. a harvest-fly displ.
of the first. Muschampe, Cork, Ireland.
.. ..Mullet
Arg. three bars nebuly sa. on a canton gu. a
pierced mullet or. Brokesby, co. Leicester, V.
.... Sal tire
Arg. three bars sa. on a canton gu. a saltire of the
first. Branspeth, co. Lincoln, Harl.MS. 1436.
Braunspath, V. Brawne.
.... Sword
Arg. three bars sa. on a canton gu. a dagger of
the first. Gaisford.
Wreath
Or three bars az. on a canton arg. a chaplet gu.
Holmes, Gawdy Hall, Norfolk.
Chief
Arg. three bars az. a chief gu. Newbery, London.
Arg. three bars wavy az. a chief gu. on a canton
erm. a mullet of the second. Henry Barley,
Abberly Hall, co. Hertford, V.
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AN ORDINARY OF
.cont.
BAR. 3 BARS and in chief.
Chief cont.
Arg. three bars wavy sa. a chief per pale erm. and
gu. Barley.
Az. three barrulets and as many endorses
fretted in cross arg. a chief dovetailed or.
Pickford.
Az. three bars or a chief dancetty gu. Theobald,
Archbishop of Canterbury, 1139-61.
Or three bars sa. a chief paly erm. and gu.
Burley.
Sa. three bars wavy arg. a chief or. Watiie, St.
Alban's, co. Hertford; and Slipton, co. North-
ampton.
on a Chief Annulet
Gu. three bars wavy arg. on a chief or an annulet
betw. two bull's heads cabossed sa. through
each of their nostrils an annulet of the last.
Bulman, Northumberland.
.... Beast ( Greyhound )
Gu. three bars arg. on a chief of the second a
greyhound in full course sa. Skipwith, co.
Lincoln.
.... (Lion)
Az. three bars arg. on a chief of the second a
demi lion ramp, issuaut gu. Egrenhall, V.
Egrevale.
Az. three bars wavy erm. on a chief or a demi
lion issuant sa. in the dexter chief a crescent
gu. Smith, London.
Arg. three bars gu. on a chief az. a lion pass.
or. Inglefield.
Az. three bars arg. on a chief or a lion pass.
guard, gu. Walleron, V.
Az. three bars nebuly arg. on a chev. sa. as many
martlets or a cbief gu. charged with a lion
pass, guard, betw. two anchors gold. Forman,
V*. Freman, V*.
Az. three bars or on a chief arg. a lion pass.
guard, gu. Oxford.
Erm. three bars humetty gu. on a chief az. a lion
pass, guard, arg. Currer.
Or three bars az. on a chief of the last a lion
pass, of the first. Tregosse.
Or three bars sa. on a chief of the second a lion
pass, of the first. Flamsted, Ruston and
Denton, co. Northampton.
....(Ox)
Sa. three bars wavy arg. on a chief gu. a bull pass.
or. Bullman or Bullman. John Bulman, V.
.... (Wolf)
Arg. three bars gu. over all as many stag's heads
cabossed or on a chief sa. a wolf pass. betw. two
pheons of the third. Woodward, co. Wor-
cester.
Arg. three bars gu. over all as many stag's heads
cabossed or two and one on a chief of the last a
wolf pass, of the second betw. two pheons sa.
Woodward, Dean, co. Gloucester.
.. . .Fleurs-de-lis
Or three bars gu. on a chief arg. as many fleurs-
de-lis sa. Norman, Lord Mayor, London, 1453.
Or three bars gu. on a chief of the last three
fleurs-de-lis of the field. Norman.
Flowers
Arg. three bars wavy az. on a chief quarterly gu.
and or in each of the first a lion of England in
each of the last two roses counterchanged on an
inescucheon erm. a sceptre gold. Company of
New French Merchant Adventurers.
Foils
Arg. three bars dancetty sa. on a chief of the last
as maDy 5-foils or. Rigby.
BAR. 3 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Chief cont.
Heads (Beast) Leopard
Arg. three bars nebuly and a bend sa. on a chief
gu. as many leopard's faces or. Clement, V*.
Lion
Arg. three bars az. on a chief of the last as many
lion's heads erased or. Hiklinge.
...Wolf
Gu. three bars arg. on a chief of the last as many
wolf's heads erased of the first. Wolfe, V*.
Wolf, V.
Landscape
Arg. three bars gu. on a chief embattled of the
last the representation of a castle with broken
walls of the field on a canton of the last a
medal of Talavera or suspended from a red
ribbon with blue edges. Fuller.
Gu. three bars or on a bend erm. a sphinx betw.
two wreaths of laurel ppr. on a chief embattled
a view of a fortified town with the word Acre
thereunder. Cameron, Fassifern and Callart,
co. Argyll ; and Arthurstone, co. Angus, Bart.
.... Mullets
Arg. three bars sa. on a chief of the second two
mullets of the first. Haughton.
Pale
Az. three bars arg. on a chief of the second a pale
betw. two gyrons (also called piles) of the first
over all an escucheon gu. charged with a cross
croslet fitchy as the bars* Benedictine Abbey
at Winchcombe or Winchelcomb, co. Glou-
cester.
.. ..Palets
Az. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the second over all an escucheon arg. Sir
Roger Mortimer, W., Roger de Mortymer, E ;
the escucheon erm., Roger de Mortimer, E ;
the escucheon or., Roger de Mortemer, F.
Az. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the second over all an escucheon arg. five
billets sa. three two and one. Henry de
Mortimer, F; the escucheon arg. three nails
points in base sa. Robert Mortimer, V.
Az. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the second an escucheon arg. over all a
bendlet gu. William de Mortimer, E.
Az. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the second an escucheon arg. over all a sal-
tire gu. Gefrai de Mortimer, E.
Gu. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the second over all an escucheon arg.
Sir Hugh Mortimer, co. Hertford, V. John
Mortimer, E.
Or three bars sa. on a chief of the first as many
palets betw. two esquires based dexter and sinis-
ter of the second over all an escucheon gu.
charged with three bars arg. Symon Burlay,
X.
Sa. three bars or on a chief of the last two palets
(sometimes blasoned billets or pellets) over all
on an escucheon erm. two (another three) bars
gu. Burley.
Sa. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the last over all an escucheon arg. Rafe de
Mortimer, F ; arg. charged with five billets sa.
three two and one. Richard de Bois, F.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 3 BARS and in chief cont.
on a Chief cont. Palets cont.
Sa. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many esquires based dexter and sinister
of the last over all an escucbeon erm. Richard
du Boise, E, Harl. MS. 0589, but corrected to
Richard de Borley, E, Harl. MS., (3137.
.... Sal tire
Arg. three bars sa. on a cbief gu. a saltire or.
Watlington, Caldicott Hill, co. Hertford.
Erm. three bars wavy sa. on a chief gu. a saltire
or. Wallington, Cheltenham and Peers Court,
co. Gloucester.
.... Tops
Sa. three bars vert on a chief indented gu. as
many tops arg. Topp.
Wheels
Gu. three bars arg. on a chief az. three Catharine
wheels or. Lepton, Kepwick, co. York.
Wings
Az. three bars arg. on a chief of the last as many
pair of wings conjoined gu. Fleming.
Crescents
Arg. three bars gu. in chief a crescent sa. charged
with another or. Bery, co. Devon.
Gu. three bars arg. in chief as many crescents or.
Frampton, V. Framton. Molton, Francton.
John Multon, Franketon, Y.
Gu. three bars and in chief as many crescents or.
Robert Frampton, Bishop of Gloucester, 1681-
91.
Sa. three bars arg. in chief as many crescents or.
Frampton, Upway, co. Dorset.
Cross
Az. a barrulet environed by an annulet betw. two
bars and in chief a cross patty fitchy or.
Holte, V.
Crosses
Az. three bars and in chief as many crosses patty
fitchy or. Stow or Stowte, V*.
Or three bars and in chief as many crosses patty
fitchy az. Stowte, V.
Or three bars and in chief as many crosses patty
fitchy sa. Smith, Lested Lodge ; and Maid-
stone, Kent. Smythe, Boughton Monchelsea,
Kent ; granted 14 Sept. 1605.
Cups
Arg. three bars and in chief as many covered cups
gu. Haughton.
Escallops
Arg. three bars wavy az. surmounted of a lion
ramp, or in chief two escallop shells of the
second. Field, Heaton Hall, Helmesley Lodge,
and Weston House, co. York, quartering
Wilmer, Thweng, Bruce, etc.
Erm. three bars humetty gu. in chief as many
escallops or. Dabridgecourt or Dabriscourt.
Gu. three bars wavy or over all a dolphin em-
bowed naiant arg. in chief three escallops of
the second. Town of Poole, co. Dorset.
Escucheon
Or three bars gu. over all in the dexter point
an escucheon erm. Sir .... de Martyn, V.
Martin, Kent ; and co. York. Marton, Capern-
wray Hall, co. Lancaster; derived from Paganus
de Marton, Lord of East and West Marton, in
Craven, quartering arg. on a cross gu. five
escallops of the field within a bordure vert
with arg. two chev. the lowermost rompu sa.
between three chaplets gu.
Estoiles
Arg. three bars wavy and in chief two estoiles az.
Teshmaker.
BAR. 3 BARS and in chief. . ..cont.
Estoiles cont.
Az. three bars and in chief as many estoiles or.
Pitts or Pytts, co. Worcester.
Or three bars wavy gu. in chief as many stars az.
Drummond, Colquhalzie, Scotland.
Or three bars and in chief two estoiles sa.
Wybergh, St. Bees, Cumberland ; and Clifton
Hall, Westmoreland, quartering Engayne and
Hilton.
Fleurs-de-lis
Az. three bars wavy arg. in chief as many fleurs-
de-lis or. Moult, co. Nottingham, granted 1686.
Az. three bars erm. in chief as many fleurs-
de-lis oi-. Denn, Temsford Hall, co. Hunting-
don. Denne, Adsham, Kent. Denne, Denne
Hill, Kingston, Elbridge, Bishopsbourne and
Lydd, Kent ; and Winchilsea, Sussex ; quarter-
ing az. three leopard's heads affronty couped at
the neck or with arg. two flaunches sa. each
charged with a leopard's face or.
Or three bars wavy az. in chief four fleur-de-lis
sa. on a canton of the field a bend gu. charged
with a crescent arg. Robinson.
Flowers
Sa. three bars arg. in chief a rose or. Houghton,
King's Clyff, co. Northampton ; and co. Rutland.
5-Foils
Gu. three bars or in chief as many 5-foils of the
second. Emery, Kent.
Or three bars sa. in chief as many 5-foils ....
Emeris, Louth, co. Lincoln ; seal.
Sa. three bars arg. in chief as many 5-foils of the
last. Phillimore.
Sa. three bars or and in chief as many 5-foils ....
Emeris, Louth, quartering Atkinson, of
Fanthorpe Hall ; seal.
Sa. three bars and in chief as many 5-foils or.
Robert Filmer, East Sutton, Kent, W ; granted
1570 ; Baronetcy, 1674.
Head
Or three bars wavy and in chief a boar's head
erased gu. Drummond, Pitkellanie, Scotland.
Heads
Arg. three bars az. in chief as many lion's heads
erased of the second. Hickxtng.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief as many lion's heads
erased of the last. Love, Basing, co. Hants ;
Visitation, 1634 ; the heiress m. Beckford.
Az. three bars or in chief as many lion's heads
erased of the second. Hickling, Green's
Norton, co. Northampton.
Lozenges
Arg. three bars az. in chief as many lozenges gu.
Dalton. Flandrensis.
Mullet
Gu. three bars wavy arg. in chief a mullet of six
points of the second. Basire or Basier.
Mullets
Arg. three bars sa. in chief two mullets of the
last. Horton.
Arg. three bars sa. in chief two pierced mullets
of the second a crescent for diff. Haughton
or Hawton, London ; Her. Off. c. 24.
Arg. three bars sa. in chief two mullets pierced
of the last the horns barry of the first and
second. Houghton, London.
Gu. three bars arg. in chief two mullets of the
last. Rafe.
Or three bars vert, in chief as many mullets of
the second pierced of the first. Kempson or
Kempston, co. Stafford ; and Ardens- Grafton,
co. Warwick.
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AN OEDINARY OF
BAR. 3 BARS and in chief. . .cont.
Pale
Arg. three hars dancetty sa. in chief a pale erm.
Enderbie.
Palets
Az. three bars and in chief two palets or.
Mortimer, Auchenhray.
Or three bars and in chief two palets sa. over all an
escucheon bany gu. and erm. Burley, co. Salop.
Or three bars and in chief two palets sa. over all
an inescucheon gu. Bewley.
Or three bars and in chief two palets (sometimes
blasoned pellets) sa. over all on an escucheon
gu. three bars erm. Beverley. Borley.
Per pale or and az. three bars and in chief as
many palets counterchanged over all an escu-
cheon arg. Hagley.
Arg. three bars with in chief two palets and as
many gyrons dexter and sinister sa. over all
an escucheon of the first. Ikborough.
Az. three bars with in chief two palets betw. as
many esquires based dexter and sinister arg.
over all on an escucheon of the last a cross
croslet gu. Benedictine Abbey of Winchcomb,
co. Gloucester, V.
Az. three bars with in chief two palets betw. as
many gyrons or. Town of Radnor.
Per pale or and az. three bars with in chief two
palets and as many cantons counterchanged
over all an inescucheon arg. Hagley.
Or three bars with in chief six palets sa. over all
an inescucheon of the second. Beverley.
Pile
Or three bars az. in chief a pile betw. a gyronny
of two pieces of the second over all an escucheon
erm. Mortymer.
Quarter
Or three bars gu. a quarter erm. Gansell.
on a Quarter .... Beasts
Or three bars az. on a quarter arg. two lions pass.
gu. Routh or Rowth.
Bend
Or three bars gu. on a quarter arg. a bend fusily
gu. and of the first. Ganfield, co. Leicester.
.... Castle
Gu. three bars arg. on a quarter of the last a
" torele" or castle sa. John Dene, Y.
Head
Or three bars az. on a quarter arg. a lion's head
couped gu. Cox, Beamonds, co. Hertford.
Pheons
Erm. three bars gu. on a quarter az. a cross
engr. arg. betw. four pheons or. Hettoft,
V*. Henry Hutoft, co. Hants, V.
Roundles (2 Plates) •
Vert three bars erm. over all a lion ramp. gu.
murally crowned or in chief two plates.
Fremantle, Swanbourne, co. Buckingham,
Bart.
... .(3 Bezants)
Az. three barrulets arg. in chief as many bezants.
Atkins, co. Stafford and London.
Az. three bars arg. in chief as many bezants.
Atkyns, Great Berkhnmpstead. and Much
Hadham, co. Hertford ; and Clapham, Surrey,
Bart.
Gu. three bars or in chief as many bezants.
Garband, co. Lincoln.
(3 Hurts)
Arg. three bars az. in chief as many hurts.
Basset, W.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief as many harts.
Atkins, co. Hertford.
BAR. 3 BARS and in chief cont.
Roundles cont. (3 Ogresses)
Arg. three bars sa. in chief as many pellets.
Humberston, Walkerne, co. Herts ; and Norfolk.
(3 Plates)
Az. three bars arg. in chief as many plates.
Nicholas Erington, V. Evington, V*.
Gu. three bars vert in chief as many plates.
Clarke, Middlesex.
Sa. three bars arg. in chief as many plates.
Fitz-John. Moston, Northumberland.
....(3 Torteaux)
Arg. three bars az. in chief three torteaux.
Alkins. John GREY,Bishop of Norwich 1200-14.
Arg. three bars gu. in chief as many torteaux
over all a bendlet sa. Sir Walter de
Chirchingham, R.
Arg. three bars nebuly gu. in chief as many
torteaux. Amery or Emery, Little Baddow,
Essex.
Or three bars gu. in chief as many torteaux.
Gore. Gower.
Saltire
Az. three bars arg. in chief a saltire or. George
Foudras, V.
Az. (another gu.) three bars arg. in chief a saltire
engr. or. Fondrass or Fonnde, France.
Tops
Sa. three bars nebuly vert in chief as many play-
ing tops arg. Topp.
Trivets
Arg. three bars sa. in chief as many trivets of
the last. Revett or Rivett, co. Cambridge ;
and Crettinge, Suffolk.
3 BARS and in base.
Fleurs-de-lis
Per fess or and gu. in chief three barrulets sa.
in base as many fleurs-de-lis of the first.
Stone, Kent.
3 BARS betw. or within.
(some coats, placed here in compliance with
a customary method of blason, will also
be found in the divisions to which
they properly belong.)
Beasts
Az. three barrulets dancetty betw. two lions
pass. arg. Delmar, Kenfield, Kent.
Birds (3 Martlets)
Arg. three bars betw. as many martlets sa.
Careill.
.. ..(3 Swans)
Sa. three bars wavy betw. as many swans arg.
Waters, Lenham, Kent.
.. ..(4 Martlets)
Arg. three bars humetty gu. betw. four martlets
in pale sa. Aldmen. Aldwen, co. York, V.
(8 Martlets)
Arg. three bars gu. betw. eight martlets or a
bordure az. Somervtll.
Arg. three bars betw. an orle of martlets gu.
Sire Rauf de Royinge, N. Royniger or
Roynger, Norfolk.
Or three bars within an orle of martlets gu.
Romyng.
Bordure
Arg. three bars embattled .... a bordure engr.
az. over all an escucheon gu. Straiton, Mont-
rose, Scotland.
Arg. three bars az. within a bordure gu. Augus-
tinian Priory at Olveston, Ossulveston, or
Owston, co. Leicester.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 3 BARS betw. or within .... cont.
Bordure cont.
Arg. three bars gu. on a bordure az. eight doves
or over all a tower triple towered of the first.
Town of Morpeth, Northumberland.
Az. three bars or a bordure engr. arg. Andrew
Hake, X.
Az. three bars or within a bordure erm.
Aenefoed, V. Arnford.
Az. three bars or within a bordure gu.
Newborough.
Erm. three bars gu. within a bordure of the
second. Fotheringham, Bandon, Scotland.
Gu. three bars wavy arg. within a bordure of the
last. Choke.
Gu. three bars arg. within a bordure engr. or.
Carfrae, Scotland.
Or three bars az. within a bordure (sometimes
the bordure engr.) gu. Arke, co. York.
Or three bars az. a saltire counterchanged a bor-
dure engr. gu. Diffort.
Or three bars az. over all a saltire counter-
changed within a bordure invecked gu. Dipford
or Ditford, London.
Or three bars gu. within a bordure of the second
charged with eight martlets of the field.
Romyng.
Or three bars wavy gu. within a bordure az.
Drummond, Rickarton, Scotland, quartering
arg. a lion ramp. az.
Or three bars wavy within a bordure gu.
Drummond, Carnock, Scotland. Drummond,
Hawthornden, Mid Lothian, Bart. ; quartering
Forbes as grand quarters : in the second and
third paly arg. and gu. a saltire also paly
counterchanged on a chief invecked az. a
crescent of the field betw. two spur-rowels
gold.
Or three bars wavy gu. a bordure of the last
charged with eight crescents of the first.
Drummond, Midhope, Scotland.
Or three bars wavy gu. within a bordure wavy of
the second. Drummond, Logiealmond, Scot-
land.
Closets
Arg. three bars closeted gu. Bensted.
Sa. three bars erm. closeted compony or and arg.
Horwood, co. Huntingdon, V.
Sa. three bars erm. closeted or. Horwood, co.
Huntingdon.
Escallops
Arg. three bars gu. an orle of eight escallops sa.
William and Robert Moulton, co. York ; and
London, 1571, W. Moulton, co. Gloucester;
Kent; London; and co. York ; granted 1571.
Estoiles
Az. three bars raguly humetty arg. betw. as many
estoiles or. Teshmaker.
Arg. three bars gu. betw. eight estoiles sa. one
three and one. Lionnel.
Flaunches
Or three bars humetty sa. betw. two flaunches
gu. three garbs in fess counterchanged.
Fryer.
Fleurs-de-lis
Arg. three bars betw. ten fleurs-de-lis az. four
three two and one. Hailard.
Arg. three bars betw. ten fleurs-de-lis az. three
three three and one. Haylord. Sir .... de
Haylard, V.
3-Foils
Gu. three bars humetty arg. betw. as many 3-foils
. or two and one. Palmer.
BAR. 3 BARS betw. or within. . . .cont.
5-Foils
Arg. three bars sa. betw. as many 5 foils gu.
Treisb, Levethan, Cornwall ; the heiress m.
Morshead.
Arg. three bars sa. betw. as many (? pierced)
5-foils per fesse gu. and sa. Treys, Cornwall.
Keys
Az. three bars betw. eight keys or three two two
and one. William Screen, temp. Richard II,
Henry TV, and Henry V. Had. MS. 980,
fo. 300.
Leaves
Sa. three bars engr. betw. ten elm leaves erect or.
Elmsall, Thornhill, Wakefield, co. York, quar-
tering Greaves.
Mullets
Sa. three bars betw. as many mullets or.
Wyburne, Cumberland.
Plough
.... three barrulets wavy betw. a plough in
chief and two spearheads erect in base....
Norris, Basing Park, co. Hants.
3 BARS betw. or within ....
and in chief. . . .
Beast
Arg. three bars gu. a bordure compony or and az.
in chief a greyhound courant sa. Sklpwith,
Stayne, co. Lincoln.
Arg. three bars gu. a bordure sa. in chief a grey-
hound courant of the last. Sklpwith, Skip-
with, Hever, and Ormesby, co. Lancaster ; and
Snowers, Norfolk.
Canton
Gu. three bars erm. betw. ten crosses formy or
three three three and one a canton of the last.
Hadsor, London.
on a Chief Fish
Sa. three barrulets wavy arg. betw. as many plates
on a chief or two dolphins erect and endorsed
betw. as many anchors az. Curteis.
Palets
Az. three bars or on a chief of the first two palets
betw. as many squires based dexter and sinister
of the second all within a bordure erm. an
escucheon arg. Blanchfront.
Estoiles
Or three bars wavy and a bordure gu. in chief as
as many estoiles az. Drummond, Monedie,
Scotland.
Roundles (Ogresses)
Arg. three bars sa. within a bordure engr. of the
second in chief as many ogresses. Allerton.
(Torteaux)
Arg. three bars sa. a bordure erm. in chief as
many torteaux. Bloodworth. Sir Thomas
Bludworth, Leatherhead, Surrey, Knt., Lord
Mayor of London, 1R66.
On 3 BARS
Annulets
Arg. three bars az. in the centre two annulets
linked together. Maydestone, V.
Or three bars humetty sa. charged with as many
annulets arg. Ambrose, co. Lancaster.
Birds
Gu. on three fesses wavy sa. as many birds arg.
Menadarva or Mathadarva, Menadarva,
Cornwall.
(3 Martlets)
Arg. three bars wavy az. on the middle one as
many martlets or. Pennant, Lord Mayor of
London, 1750.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. On 3 BARS.. ..cont.
Birds cont. (3 Martlets) cont.
Arg. on three bars sa. as many martlets of the
first. Caceyll.
Arg. on three bars sa. as many martlets of the
first two and one. Carill, V. Caryll, V*.
....(3 Sheldrakes)
Arg. three bars wavy az. the one in fesse charged
with three sheldrakes of the field. Yswittan
Wyddell.
.... (3 Swallows)
Gu. on three bars wavy sa. as many swallows or.
Mathadarda, the heiress m. Beville.
(5 Martlets)
Arg. on three bars gu. five martlets in saltire or.
Warde, Pilton, co. Devon ; confirmed 21 July,
1614 ; Her. Off. London, c. 24.
(6 Martlets)
Az. on three bars arg. six martlets gu. three, two,
and one. Crambura or Crambury.
(9 Martlets)
Arg. on three bars sa. nine martlets of the field
three three and three. Trehane, Trehane,
Cornwall ; the co-heirs m. Scawen, Kendal, and
Verm an.
Gu. on three bars wavy arg. nine martlets sa.
three three and three. Maeland, Kent.
Gu. on three bars wavy or nine martlets. . . .three
three and three. Morland.
Bougets
Arg. on three bars gu. six water bougets of the
first two two and two. Strange, V.
Buckles
Erm. on three bars gu. as many buckles or.
Fotheeingham, Lawhill, Scotland.
Crescent
Or three bars dancetty gu. the first charged with
a crescent and estoile arg. Maib, Glassels.
Crescents
Az. three bars arg. on the upper bar two crescents
of the first. Carfrae, Edinburgh.
Crosses
Arg. on three bars gu. six crosses croslet or.
Sir Richard Daudeley, V. Daundley,
V*.
Arg. on three bars gu. seven crosses croslet or.
Daundeleigh, V*.
Arg. on three bars gu. nine crosses croslet or
three three and three. Sandelby.
Erm. on three bars gu. nine crosses patty or three
three and three. Clereeck.
Escucheon
Or three bars gu. on the dexter point of the first
bar an escucheon erm. Martyn, V*.
Escallops
Or on three bars wavy gu. as many escallops of
the field. Deummond, Blair, Scotland.
Erm. on three bars humetty gu. six escallops or
three two and one. Sir .... Dabrigecourte,
V.
Erm. on three bars humetty gu. nine escallops or
three three and three. Monsire John de
Dabrichecourt, S.
Fish
Gu. on three bars wavy or as many shrimps of the
first. Atsea, V*.
Or on three bars wavy gu. as many shrimps of
the first. Sea.
Foils
Arg. on three, bars sa. six 5-foils of the field three
two and one with a crescent on a mullet
for diff. Dareell, All Souls' College, Ox-
ford.
BAR. On 3 BARS cont.
Flowers
Arg. three bars sa. on the upper bar as many
roses of the field. Darrell. Paul Dayrell,
V. Pole. Pooley.
Fruit
Erm. on three bars humetty sa. fifteen wheatears
or five and five. Stokes, W.
Sa. three bars humetty arg. on the uppermost as
many mullets of the first. Sir Hugh Bossaed, 0.
Saltires
Gu. three bars wavy or on each as many saltires
sa. Maeland.
On 3 BARS and in Chief
on a Canton Bird
Arg. three bars sa. on the first a lion pass, guard,
betw. two martlets second three 5-foils and third
as many escallops all or a canton gu. charged
with a bird wings expanded like the field.
Thurston, V*.
.... Saltire
Sa. three bars arg. on that in fess point three
martlets az. a canton gu. charged with a saltire
of the second. Fynch ; quartered by Tarn worth,
Harl. MS. 1436.
on a Chief Bars
Or three bars gu. charged with as many martlets
of the field two and one on a chief az. two bars
nebuly arg. Crimes or Crymes, Buckland Mo-
nachorum, co. Devon ; Peckham, Surrey.
Or on three bars gu. as many martlets of the first
a chief of the second charged with two bars
nebuly arg. Grimes, London ; granted 1575.
Gun
Arg. three bars wavy sa. each charged with as
many plates ; on a chief gu. a culverine betw.
two anchors or. Gonston, Essex and London.
4 BARS
(two bars gemel are counted as four bars)
Arg. four bars az. William Feyce, V. Sir John
Hoebury, 32 Edward I.
Arg. two bars gemel az. Pearse or Peeres.
Arg. four bars az. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Stratford.
Arg. four barrulets az. over all a griffin segreant
or. Baewell.
Arg. four bars gu. Fitz-Alueed, Ireland, W.
Sonley or Soulley.
Arg. four bars gu. over all a lion ramp, or ducally
crowned per pale of the second and third.
Brandon.
Arg. four bars gu. over all a lion ramp. sa. crowned
or. Wasthouse.
Arg. four bars gu. over all a bend az. Mulcastee,
Charlwood, Surrey; Visitation 1662; derived
through Mulcastee, Carlisle, from Mulcastee,
Taperham, temp. William II. Mulcastee,
Charlton Place, near Canterbury.
Arg. two bars gemel and a bend gu. Bylesdon.
Arg. four bars gu. a bend sa. Chawoeth.
Arg. four bars gu. over all a cross croslet sa.
Gowee, co. York.
Arg. four bars gu. over all a fleur-de-lis sa.
Stave ley.
Arg. four bars gu. over all a saltire or. Maubanke,
co. Dorset, V.
Arg. four bars nebuly gu. Dolseby.
Arg. four bars wavy gu. over all a saltire or.
Malbank, co. Dorset. Malbouck.
Arg. four bars wavy gu. over all on a bend sa. three
bezants. Sir John GoLAFEE,ob. 1442, tomb in
church atFy field, co.Berks. Golofee, co.Oxford.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 4 BARS cont.
Arg. four bars sa. Teebyge, V. Teeyge.
Arg. four barrulets sa. Goldfoed.
Arg. two bars geniel sa. Caeeswell. SireJohan
de Guldefoed, N.
Arg. two bars gemel sa. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Adam de Monhaut, E.
Arg. two bars gemel sa. over all a lion salient
gu. armed and langued az. Monmouth, Mon-
mouth Castle, temp. Henry III.
Arg. four bars sa. over all a lion ramp. or.
Cocker, Croft, co. Lincoln.
Arg. four bars dancetty sa. Doling, Worth, co.
Dorset.
Arg. four bars counter-embattled sa. an escucheon
gu. Steaiton, Laureston, Scotland. Straton,
Scotland.
Az. four bars arg. Delamaeche or Delamaech.
Thomas de la Lond, V.
Az. two bars gemel arg. Syferwast, V.
Az. four bars or. City of Salisbuey, or New
Saeum ; Visitation, 1565.
Az. four bars dancetty or. Oelyans.
Errn. four bars gu. Soulsby, Hallington Hall,
Northumberland ; Bessingby, Bridlington, co.
York. Sulbie. Sir John Sdlby, E.G., V.
Sully, K.G., ob. 1388.
Erra. two bars gemel gu. Huntercombe. Sire
Wauter de Honteecombe, N. Honterecombe,
K. Wat de Honterkumbe, G. Sir Wauter de
Hountercombe, J. Walter Hunteecomb,
V. Rauf de Hunteecomb, E. Le Sire de
Huntercombe, Y. Walter de Hunteecombe,
r. Sire Walter Huntercombe, G, I. Sir Wau-
ter HUNTYECOUHP, H.
Erm. four bars or. Wentlas, V.
Erm. two bars gemel sa. Hunteecomb, E.
Hunteecombe.
Gu. two bars gemel arg. John Baeey, Y.
Gu. two bars gemel and a bend arg. Monsire
Thomas Walshe, S.
Gu. two bars gemel and a bendlet arg. Walshe,
co. Leicester. Welsh, Worslip, co. Leicester.
We she, V.
Gu. two bars gemel arg. on a bend of the second
a lion pass. .sa. Faeneby.
Gu. four bars arg. over all a bend or. Sockwell.
Gu. two bars gemel arg. on a bend or a lion
pass, of the first armed and langued az.
Faeneby, Kent.
Gu. four bars dancetty arg. Totenham, V.
Gu. two bars gemel or. Roald de Richmond, Y.
Or four bars az. Aske, co. York. Pembeidge.
Or two bars gemel az. Fleshing.
Or four bars az. over all an eagle displ. gu.
Gaenegan, temp. William I, V.
Or four bars dancetty az. Oelyans.
Or four bars nebuly az. Pauly.
Or four bars gu. Fitz-Alured, Ireland.
Or four bars sa. on three escucheons arg. as
many church bells of the second clappers of
the first. Hall, Essex.
Or two bars gemel sa. Gulfoed or Guildefoed,
co. Stafford and co. York.
Or four barrulets wavy sa. a bend arg. Poole,
co. Oxford.
Per pale arg. and gu. four bars counterchanged.
Baeeett, Essex.
Per pale or and arg. four bars wavy gu. Amitesly,
co. Gloucester.
Per pale or and az. four bars counterchanged.
Beans, V.
Paly of six arg. and sa. four bars gu. Baere.
BAR. 4 BARS.... cont.
Quarterly gu. and vert in each of the last two
bars wavy arg. Pevebell.
Sa. two bars gemel arg. Kiekland.
4 BARS and in Chief
Beast
Erm. four bars az. in chief a demi lion ramp, is-
suant ppr. Fbewen, Ilmer, co. Buckingham ;
and Northiam, Sussex; descended from Richard
Fbewen, bailiff of Worcester, 1473. Accepted
Feewen, Bishop of Lichfield, etc., 1644; Arch-
bishop of York, 1660-64. Feewen, Brickwall
House, Northiam, Sussex ; and Cold Overton
Hall, co. Leicester.
Erm. four bars gu. in chief a demi lion ramp, is-
suant gu. Sir .... de Feeyne, V.
Erm. two bars gemel gu. in chief a demi lion
ramp, issuant of the last. Feeyne.
Arg. two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass. gu.
Faeinge. Lucas de Feeinges, A. Richard
Feringes, A.
Az. two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass, guard.
arg. Wat de Neivxle, E.
Az. two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass. or.
Tbegos, Hylford, Cornwall. Teegoze, Goring,
Sussex, temp. Edward II and III, the heiress m.
D'Oyly. Henry Tbegos, F. Henry Teegoz,
A.
Az. two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass.
guard or. Tbegos, Y. Henry Teegoz, E.
Sir Rauf Teegoz, V. Sire Henri Teegoz, N.
Sir Henry Geagoe, temp. Edward I, V. Teegoz,
Sussex, Y.
Az. two bars gemel and in chief a lion ramp. or.
Sir Henry Teegoz, I.
Erm. four bars and in chief a lion ramp. gu.
Feenye.
Gu. four bars and in chief a lion pass, guai'd. or.
Sir .... de Spygoenell, V.
Gu. two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass.
guard, or. Speignell, Highgate, Middlesex ;
confirmed 10 Sept. 1639. Teegoz, E.
Or two bars gemel gu. and in chief a lion pass.
guard az. Teegoz, Y.
Or two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass. gu.
John Teegoz, A, J.
Or two bars gemel and in chief a lion pass.
guard, gu. John Tbegos, D. Teegosse or
Teegoz, E. Jon Teegous, F. Tbegos, Sussex,
Y. Geoffry Teegoz, 0. Sir John Teegoz,
H, Y.
Beasts
Arg. two bars gemel and in chief two lions pass.
gu. Faeinge.
Canton
Arg. four bars gu. a canton of the first.
Inglefield.
Arg. four bars az. a canton gu. Hothum, Hot-
hum, co. York, temp. Edw. II.
Arg. four bars and a canton gu. Fairfax, Deep-
ing Gate, co. Lincoln.
Gu. two bars gemel arg. a canton erm. Thoenley,
London.
Gu. four bars or a canton arg. Fecbuey or
Feksbuey.
Gu. four bars and a canton or. Fecbuey or
Feksbuey.
Or four bars sa. a canton arg. Tallant.
on a Canton Bend
Arg. four bars gu. on a canton of the first a bend
fusilly of the second. Walshe, V.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 4 BARS and in chief. . . .cont.
on a Canton Bend cont.
Arg. four bars gu. on a canton erm. as many
fusils in bend of the second. Waleys, co.
Dorset.
... .Billets
Gu. two bars gemel or a canton arg. billetty sa.
Ingloys, Norfolk.
.... Crescent
Gu. two bars gemel or on a canton sa. a crescent
of the second. Briggs, Haughton, co. Salop.
5 Foil
Arg. four bars gu. on a canton of tbe second a
5-foil of the first. Beckingham, V. Bektngham,
V*.
Arg. two bars gemel gu. on a canton of the se-
cond a 5-foil of the first. Bekingham, V.
Garb
Arg. four bars nebuly gu. on a canton of the se-
cond a garb of the first. Beche, V*.
Chief
Az. two bars gemel and a chief or. Cypherwast,
V*. Sir Nicolas Menell, I. Sir Nichole de
Mentll, J. Sire Nicholas de Meynel, N.
Meynill, V*. Neyill. De Sifrewast, E.
• Richard de Sepherwast, E. Syferwast, V.
De Syffrewast, F.
Erm. two bars gemel and a chief gu. John
Dychaunt, X. Robert Dychant, F.
Erm. two bars gemel and a chief or. John de
la Vale, F.
Gu. two bars gemel and a chief arg. Thornell,
V. Bryan Thornehell, Y. Monsire Bryan de
Thornhill, F. Thornhill, Thornhill, co.
York ; the heiress m. Saville. Thornhill,
Riddlesworth Hall, Norfolk ; and Fixby Hall,
co. York; derived from Thornhill of Thornhill,
1734.
Gu. two bars gemel arg. a chief of the second
charged with a mascle sa. for diff. Thornhill,
Stanton, co. Derby ; descended from Thornhill
of Thornhill.
Gu. two bars gemel arg. a chief indented erm.
Ingpen, Galaker, co. Hants, 27 Edward III ;
Visitation, 1634.
Gu. two bars gemel and a chief arg. over all a
bend sa. Thornhill, V*.
Gu. two bars gemel and a chief arg. over all a
bendlet sa. Thornhill, V.
Gu. two bars gemel or a chief arg. Richmond,
co. York.
Gu. two bars gemel or a chief erm. Inckpen,
Golaker, co. Hants.
Gu. two bars gemel or a chief indented erm.
Hinkpenn, V. Inckpen or Inckpeny, White-
house, co. Hants. Inckpen or Inkpen.
Gu. two bars gemel or a chief invected erm.
Inkpen, V.
Gu. two bars gemel and a chief or. Richmond,
Highead Castle,Cumberland,temp. Henry VIII ;
and Catterlen, the heiress, m. Hutchinson. Ro-
nald de Richemond, P. Roald de Richemond,
F. Thomas de Richemont, K. Roiaunt de
Richemund, E. Roald de Richmond, V. Mon-
sire Rohaine de Richmont, F. Sire Thomas
de Rugemond,^. Roald. Rowald. Rugemond
or Rdgemont.
Gu. two bars gemel and a chief or over all a
crosier arg. Premonstratensian abbey of S.
Agatha at Easby, co. York.
Gu. four bars a chief and over all a ci'osier or.
Benedictine priory of S. Martin at Richmond,
co. York.
BAR. 4 BARS and in chief cont.
Chief. . . .cont.
Or two bars gemel gu. a chief indented arg.
Hare, Norfolk.
Sa. two bars gemel and a chief arg. Walter de
Melsanby, X.
on a Chief Barnacles
Arg. four bars wavy az. on a chief gu. three pairs
of barnacles or. Smith, Suffolk.
Beast (Leopard)
Erm. two bars gemel az. on a chief gu. a leopard
pass, guard, or spotted sa. Isherwood, Wind-
sor, co. Berks; granted 1764.
(Lion)
Arg. four bars gu. on a chief of the last a lion
pass. or. Osberne Gifford, A, Harl. MS.
6137 ; but arg. two bars gemel gu. on a
chief of the last a lion pass. or. Osberne de
Gifford, A, Ashm. MS. 1120.
Erm. two bars gemel az. on a chief gu. a lion
pass, guard, or spotted sa. Isherwood, Wind-
sor, co. Berks ; granted 1764.
Buckles
Arg. two bars gemel gu. on a chief of the second
three round buckles or. Stripling, London ;
granted 4 May 1663.
Castle
Gu. two bars gemel arg. a bend of the last on a
chief of the second a tower az. Thornhill,
Barbadoes ; and Kent.
Gu. four barrulets or on a chief sa. a tower arg.
Thornhill, Kent.
.... Escallops
Gu. four bars arg. on a chief or three escallops of
the first. Hasard, co. Gloucester.
3-Foils
Gu. two bars gemel arg. on a chief of the last
five 3-foils az. three and two. Neale.
.... Heads
Arg. two bars gemel gu. on a chief az. three
leopard's heads or. Wright, co. Oxford ;
granted 11 Feb. 1686.
Lozenges
Az. two bars gemel arg. on a chief of the second
three lozenges gu. Sterling. Sir Thomas
Sterlyng, V.
....Mullets
Sa. two bars gemel arg. on a chief of the last
three mullets of the first. Medley, co. Warwick.
Sa. four bars arg. on a chief of the last three
pierced mullets of the first. Medley, co.
York, V. Midley, V.
Sa. two bars gemel arg. on a chief of the last
three pierced mullets of the first. Medley,
V*. Midley, V*.
Wheels
Sa. two bars gemel or on a chief of the second
three Catharine wheels of the first. Midgeley,
Midgley and Clayton, co. York.
Chess-rook
Or four bars sa. in chief a chess-rook betw. two
mullets of the last. Marshall, Blewbery and
Windsor, co. Berks.
Cross
Or two bars gemel gu. in chief a cross of the
second. Laborer or Labruer.
Crosses
Or two bars gemel gu. in chief two crosses
couped of the second. Laborer, V.
Heads (Beast)
Az. two bars gemel arg. in chief three lion's
heads erased of the last (another or.) Newarke,
Akham, co. York.
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BAR. 4 BARS and in chief,
Heads cont. (Monster)
Sa. two bars gemel or in chief three griffin's
heads erased of the second. Mysters,
London.
Mullets
Arg. two bars gemel az. in chief three mullets
gu. Bridlehall, Bridleshall or Bridleshaw,
co. Lincoln and co. Lancaster. Sire Gilberd de
Briddeleshale, N. Sir Gilbert Brtdeleshall,
co. Lincoln, temp. Edward I, V.
Arg. two bars gemel and in cbief three pierced
mullets sa. Medley, Iver, co. Buckingham;
descended through Medley, Buxted, Sussex,
(the heiress m. Evelyn), from Benedict Medley,
Clerk of the Signet to Henry VIII.
Piles
Or four bars wavy alternately gu. and vert three
piles issuant from the chief sa. Caldwell,
Caldwell, Scotland.
Or four bars wavy alternately gu. and vert three
piles issuant from the chief sa. each charged
with a fountain ppr. Caldwell.
Roundles ( Ogresses )
Arg. two bars gemel sa. in chief three ogresses.
HlLDESLEY, V. HlLDESLEY Or HlLSLEY,
Cromers Gifford, co. Oxford ; Brinton Benam,
co. Berks ; and Kingston, Surrey.
Or two bars gemel sa. in chief three ogresses.
Ilsley or Illsley. Ilsley, Ilsley, co. Berks.
4 BARS betw. or within
Anchor and Beast
Arg. two bars gemel az. in chief an anchor
sa. betw. two martlets respecting each other
vert and in base a lion pass, guard, gu. Fydell,
Morcott, co. Rutland.
Arg. four bars sa. in chief an anchor of the last
betw. two martlets respecting each other vert
in base a lion pass, guard, gu. Fidoe.
Birds
Arg. two bars gemel betw. three eagles displ. sa.
Spencer, London.
Bordure
Gu. four bars arg. on a bordure of the last eight
martlets sa. Marley, Ireland, quartering or a
chevron .... betw. three martlets .... , with arg.
three lambs.. ..
Escallops
Arg. two bars gemel betw. three escallops gu.
Dene, quartered by Hadley. Dyne, Westfield,
Sussex.
Gu. two bars gemel betw. three escallops arg.
Rawlinson, Cark, in Carknell, co. Lancaster;
Carke Hall, Z, 452 ; granted 1662. Rawlinson,
Lord Mayor of London, 1706. Rawlinson,
Greenhead, co. Lancaster; the coheirs m.
Crackenthorpe and Moore. Rigge,. Wood
Broughton House, co. Lancaster.
Flowers
Sa. two bars gemel betw. six roses arg. three two
and one. Lethbridge, co. Devon.
Heads (Beast) Boar
Or two bars gemel gu. betw. three boar's heads
couped sa. Jenkinson, Norfolk.
Or two bars gemel gu. betw. three boar's heads
erased at the neck sa. Jenkinson, Tunstal,
Norfolk ; and Oulton, Suffolk.
Beer
Arg. two bars gemel betw. three buck's heads
cabossed sa. Jermin, Wickham Bishop, Essex ;
granted 9 Aug. 1664.
BAR. 4 BARS betw. or within cont.
Heads (Beast)co?i£. Deer cont.
Az. two bars gemel arg. betw. three buck's heads
erased or all betw. two flaunches of the last.
Parker, Warwick Hall, Carlisle. Parker,
Petterell Green, Cumberland.
Leopard
Az. two bars gemel arg. betw. three leopard's
heads or. Cromy.
Lion
Az. two bars gemel betw. three lion's heads erased
arg. Newarke, Dalton.
Tiger
Or two bars gemel gu. betw. three tiger's heads
sa. two and one. Jenkinson, W.
Monsters
Az. four bars arg. betw. three sea horses or over
all on a chevron crenely of the last five gouttes-
de-po-'x. Tooker.
Mullets
Arg. two bars gemel az. betw. three mullets gu.
Brideshall, co. Lincoln.
Arg. two bars gemel sa. betw. three mullets gu.
Jumper.
4 BARS betw. or within
and in chief. . . .
Arg. two bars gemel gu. betw. three columbines
az. stalked and leaved vert on a chief sa. three
duck's heads erased of the first. Wise, Thorn-
bury, co. Gloucester.
On 4 BARS
Arg. four bars humetty gu. on the second a
leopard's head or. Hall.
5 BARRTJLETS
Arg. five harrulets gu. over all a lion ramp.
crowned and sustaining a battle axe or.
Alexander. ,
Arg. five barrulets sa. over all a lion ramp. or.
Cocker, Crompton, co. Leicester.
Az. five barrulets ai'g. over all twelve martlets in
orle gu. Conte de Pembrok, G.
Erm. five barrulets gu. Harris, co. Hants.
Whitchurch, co. Hants.
Erm. five barrulets gu. over all three escucheons
or two and one. Halhead. Hall, Ipswich,
Suffolk, confirmed 8 Feb., 1587 ; Coggeshall,
Essex; and co. York. With a mullet for diff.,
Hall, Barkham, co. Berks ; and co. Oxford.
Or a barrulet betw. two bars gemel gu. over all
three escucheons vair. Gamolle, temp. Edward
III.
Or a barrulet betw. two bars gemel gu. over all
six escucheons vair three two and one. Gamoll.
5 BARRTJLETS and in chief. . . .
Arg. five barrulets and a canton gu. Cosard,
Cosard, co. Hants.
Gu. five barrulets and a canton or. Berbura.
5 BARRULETS betw. or within
Birds
Arg. five barrulets gu. betw. three martlets in
chief and as many tilting spears paleways in
base az. M'Calzien.
Bordure
Arg. five barrulets gu. on a bordure az. ten mart-
lets or. Merley.
6 BARRTJLETS.
Arg. six barrulets az. Walter de Munchanecy, E ;
but William, Harl. MS. 6137.
Arg. six barrulets az. over all three lions ramp.
gu. Rauf de Wodeburh, E.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. 6 BARRULETS.... cont.
Arg. six barrulets and over all a bend az.
Mulchester.
Arg. six barrulets az. over all a bend gu. Gaunt.
Arg. six barrulets az. over all tbree chaplets gu.
Rauf Fitz-William, G.
Arg. three bars gemel az. Ceiferwast. Sir
John Cyfrewast, V. Monhault, co. Lancaster.
Pipard, Larkbear, co. Devon; the heiress m.
De Lisle. Siferwast.
Arg. six barrulets gu. Robert de Stotevile, E.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. Barry, Saint Dunstan's
in the West, London, 1709 : a junior branch
about 1756 took the name of Barnet or Barnett,
Easingwold, co. York; and Blackheath, Kent ;
an elder branch now bears the name of Bayley,
Allerton, co. York. Gerald Barry (Giraldus
Cambrensis) Bishop of S. David's, 1199-1203.
Benisted, Benington, co. Hertford. Caster,
Norfolk. Forcer. Fountney or Fontenny.
Monthaut. Moushall, co. Lancaster.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. over all a lion ramp,
sa. Thomas Fairfax, 1716. Sir Thomas
Fairfax, Walton, V. Fairfax, Torcester,
Northumberland; Askam, Walton, and Gilling,
co. York ; created Viscount 1625. Fairfax,
co. York.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. a lion ramp. sa. armed
and membered az. Fairfax, quartered by
Erskine.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. over all a lion ramp. sa.
crowned or in the dexter chief point a trefoil
slipped az. Fairfax, Caldeck, Cumberland.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. a bend az. Mulchester.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. a bendlet az.
Mulchester, V.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. over all on a bend or a
lion pass, of the second. Farnaby, Kippington,
-Kent, Baronetcy 1726; this was a coat then
quartered by Farnaby, and is therefore inac-
curately ascribed to Lloyd.
Arg. six barrulets gu. over all eight martlets in
orle vert. Pairs or Patrick de Chaurs, F.
Arg. two bars sa. each closeted of the same. Sir
Henry Bisbery, V. Bishbery or Bisbury.
Guldeford, Cumberland and Northumberland.
Arg. three bars gemel sa. Sire William Arcalon,
0. John Caresyille, X. William Careswell,
V. Mousire Pers de Carew, S. Caswall,
quartering Towne, Pry or, Whiting, and
Clarke. Caswell, Hampton Court, Middle-
sex. Cbeswell, co. Hants, temp. Edward I.
Ercall. Kirkaton, Kirklay, or Kirkl^yne.
KlRKELEY Or KlRKLAND. KlRKLAND Or KlRKLEY.
Sir William Kyrkalane, V. Le Sire de
Kirkalon, F. Richard Kirkalon or Kirkton,
7. Kyrkaxon, V. Trevery, V*.
Arg. three bars gemel sa. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Mawde. Adam de Monhault or Monthaut,
A. Monhault, West Riddlesden, co. York,
Visitation, 1584. Adam de Monhaut, E.
Monthalt, co. Lincoln. Monthault, temp.
Edward III, V. Sire James de Mouhaut, N.
Adam de Munhaut, Y.
Arg. three bars gemel sa. over all a lion ramp,
gu. charged on the shoulder with a cross croslet
fitchy or. Maude, co. York ; Kendal, West-
moreland ; and Blawitb, co. Lancaster.
Az. three bars gemel or. Milnel or Milvel.
Gu. three bars gemel arg. Bense, Benst or
Benstead.
Gu. three bars gemel arg. over all a bend of the
last. Walshe, V*.
BAR. 6 BARRULETS cont.
Gu. three bars gemel arg. over all a bendlet of
the last. John Walshe, Onlep, co. Leicester,
V.
Gu. three bars gemel or. Beast. Bee. Bense
or Benst. Bensted, V.
Or six barrulets az. Brauz.
Or three bars gemel az. Menel. Meynell.
Nicholas Mynell, V.
Or three bars gemel gu. over all a lion ramp. sa.
Fairfax, Baron Fairfax.
Or three bars gemel sa. over all a lion ramp. gu.
charged on the shoulder with a cross croslet
fitchy or. Mawhood, certified May 1779.
Per chev. sa. and or three bars gemel arg. the
bottom one passing behind tbe chev. point.
Allerton, V.
Per pale arg. and gu. six barrulets counterchanged.
Barrett, Kent.
Sa. three bars gemel arg. Careswell. Carswell,
co. Stafford.
6 BARRULETS and in chief. . . .
Beast
Az. three bars gemel and in chief a lion pass. or.
Henry Tregoz, A.
Or three bars gemel and in chief a lion pass. gu.
Robert de Tregoz, B., although the blason
therein is gu. three bars gemel or in chief a
lion pass. gu.
Beasts
Arg. tbree bars gemel and in chief as many lions
ramp. sa. Willet, Walthamstow, Essex.
Willet or Willett. Willett, Combe, Port-
hill, and Tapeley, co. Devon.
Az. tbree bars gemel and in chief as many lions
. . . . sa. Northin, London.
Canton
Arg. three bars gemel gu. a canton erm.
Bardewell. Berdwell. Berdewell, V.
Arg. six barrulets and a canton gu. James de
Pantone, F.
Arg. three bars gemel and a canton gu. Cowfield.
Panture.
Arg. three bars gemel sa. a canton gu. Tenby,
V*.
Arg. three bars gemel and a canton sa. Bucketon.
Robert Buketon, V. Bukton, F*.
Gu. three bars gemel and a canton erm. Robert
Bardewell, V.
Gu. three bars gemel or a canton arg. Fitz-
Osborne, Suffolk.
Gu. three bars gemel or a canton' az. Bridges.
Gu.threebarsgemeloracanton erm. Bardewell,
V. Brigges or Briggs, Saul, Norfolk; and
Haughton, co. Salop, created Baron 1641; the
coheiresses m. Chandler, Brooke, and Chetham.
Gu. tbree bars gemel or a canton sa. Briggs,
quartered by Thompson. Briggs or Brygge,
Norfolk.
Sa. three bars gemel and a canton arg. Buckton..
on a Canton Beast
Arg. three bars gemel az. on a canton gu. a lion
pass, of the field. Standon. Staundon, V.
Arg. three bars gemel gu. on a canton az. a Hon
pass, guard, or. FouNTAiN,Bawcombe,co. Devon.
Arg. three bars gemel or on a canton az. a lion
pass, of the second. Fountayn, W.
. . . Billets
Gu. three bars gemel or on a canton arg. five
billets sa. two one and two. Ingelose or
Ingloss. Inglehouse, V. Sir Henry Inglos,
V. Inglish, Suffolk. Sir Ingo Lefes, T.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BAR. 6 BARRULETS and in chief cont.
on a Canton Billets cont.
Gu. three bars gemel or on a canton arg. six
billets sa. Inglish, Norfolk.
Crescent
Arg. three bars gemel sa. on a canton of the
gemel last a crescent of the field. Buckton.
Gu. three bars gemel or on a canton sa. a
crescent of the second. Briggs, Haughton,
co. Salop.
Sa. three bars gemel arg. on a canton of the
second a crescent of the first. Bacton.
Buckton or Buketon.
.... Cross
Arg. three bars gemel gu. on a canton sa. a cross
patonce or. Sir John Etton, 3 Henry VI, V.
.... Lozenges
Or three bars gemel gu. on a canton arg. five
lozenges in saltire of the second. Htrme,
Heveringland, Norfolk.
Chief
Arg. three bars gemel and a chief gu. Giffard.
Az. three bars gemel and a chief arg. Cyfer or
Syfer. Robert de Creseques or Cresignes, C.
Az. three bars gemel and a chief or. Meignill
or Mesnill. Menel. Monsire de Menell, Y.
Le Sire Menill, Y. Nicol de Menill, E.
Tremon de Menyll, B. Meynell, North Kil-
vington, and The Frjerage, near Yarm, co.
York; derived from Menell, of Hilton, 1203;
quartering Catterich, Catterich (ancient),
Tempest, Umfraville, and Salcocke. Sir Nichol
de Meynill, H, V. Meynil, quartered by
Darcy and by Lord Conyers, U.
Gu. three bars gemel and a chief arg. Thornell,
Suffolk, V.
Gu. three bars gemel and a chief indented erm.
Hympden or Hympen, co. Hertford.
on a Chief Barrulet
Arg. three bars gemel az.on a chief gu. a barrulet
dancetty or. John IIaidon, Sheriff of London,
d. 1583. Haydon, Bough wood, Ebford, and
Cadhay, co. Devon, temp. Edward IV ; and Crew-
kerne, co. Somerset. Haydon, Woodbury, co.
Devon ; London ; and Surrey.
Arg. three bars gemel az. on a chief gu. a wivre
(viure) or. Haidon, co. Devon.
. . . .Beast (Lion)
Erm. three bars gemel sa. on a chief az. a lion
pass. ar. Currer, Kildwick, co. York, repre-
sented by Currer, Eshton Hall, quartering
Richardson. Currer, Clifton House, co. York,
lfc>06, quartering Roundell.
Erm. three bars gemel sa. on a chief az. a lion
pass, guard, arg. Currer.
Gu. three bars gemel arg. on a chief or a lion
pass. sa. Malefaunt.
Arg. three bars gemel az. on a chief sa. a wolf
pass. or. Burthogge, co. Devon.
Heads
Az. six barrrulets arg. on a chief gu. three leopard's
heads or. Henry Burrell, V.
Az. three bars gemel and as many lion's heads
erased in chief arg. Nemarke or Newharke.
Az. three bars gemel and as many lion's heads
erased in chief or. White.
Quarter
Gu. three bars gemel or a quarter arg. Bardwell
or Bardwellyn.
on a Quarter
Gu. three bars gemel or on a quarter arg. five
billets sa. two one and two. John Inglehose , V.
Sir Henry Inglose, V.
BAR. 7 BARRULETS
Arg. seven harrulets az. William de Munchanesy.
F.
Arg. seven barrulets az. over all a chevron gu,
Bartholomew de la More, F, or Mare, E.
Arg. seven barrulets az. over all three chaplets
gu. Rauf le Fitz -William, E.
Or seven barrulets sa. Porchester.
8 BARRULETS
Erm. four bars gemel compony or and sa.
Horwood.
Erm. four bars gemel sa. Tomkinson.
Gu. four bars gemel and a bend arg. Walleys,
Alep, co. Gloucester. Welsh, co. Gloucester.
Or eight barrulets gu. Sir .... Porchester, R.
8 BARRULETS and in chief
Canton
Arg. four bars gemel sa. a canton gu. Tenby, V.
on a Canton
Az. four bars gemel or on a canton arg. a demi
lion ramp. gu. Wallis, Dublin.
Chief
Az. four bars gemel and a chief or. Menell or
Meynell, co. York.
Gu. four bars gemel and a chief arg. Thornhill,
Owston, co. Lincoln.
Gu. four bars gemel and a chief or. Sir Thomas
de Richemond, M.
on a Chief
Gu. four bars gemel arg. a chief of the last charged
with five 3-foils az. three and two. Pendock,
Tollerton.
9 BARRULETS
Arg. three bars closeted gu. Bensted.
Sa. three bars erm. closeted or. Horwood, co.
Huntingdon. The six barrulets compony or
and arg., Horwood, co. Huntingdon, V.
10 BARRULETS
Arg. ten barrulets gu. over all a lion ramp. sa.
Robert de Estotevile, A, Harl. MS. C137, fo.
94.
10 BARRULETS and in chief
Gu. in base ten barrulets wavy arg. and az. a demi
horse ramp, issuant arg. Trevillian, V*.
12 BARRULETS
Per pale arg. and gu. twelve barrulets counter-
changed. Barrett, Ireland.
12 BARRULETS and in chief
Az. six barrulets gemel and a chief or. Menell
or Meynell, co. York.
14 BARRULETS
Arg. seven barrulets gemel az. Ingersalem.
16 BARRULETS and in chief
Canton
Sa. eight barrulets gemel and a canton arg.
Buckton or Buketon, co. York,
on a Canton
Arg. eight barrulets gemel az. on a canton gu. a
lion pass. or. Hayle.
BARRULETS unnumbered
Per pale or and arg. barruly wavy gu. Sire
Richard de Auntesheye, N.
BARRY of 4
See also a Fess and in chief. . . .
Barry of four arg. and gu. per pale counter-
changed. Barrett, Bellhouse, Essex.
Barry of four counter-escalloped arg. and gu.
each scale nailed sa. Armourer.
Barry of four az. and arg. Gonston.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. BARRY of 4 ... . cont.
Barry of four gu. and arg. Salkeld. Moule,
co. Northampton.
Barry of four gu. and or. Bbewse.
Barry of four or and az. Mortimer, first Earl
of March.
Barry of four indented or sa. or and az. Richard
Mitford, Bishop of Chichester 1889, Salisbury
1306-1407.
BARRY of 5
Barry of five each per fesse embattled (? formerly
vairy) arg. and sa. Stratoun, Scotland.
BARRY of 6
Barry of six (?or) and (?sa.) Reginald Boulees or
Butlee, Bishop of Hereford 1451, Lichfield,
etc., 1453-9.
Earry of six arg. and az. Aske, Chowbent, co.
Lancaster. Baymond. Beauchampe. Codenor.:
Cotton. Henry de Geai, K. John de Geay,
E. De Geay, D. Le S. de Grave, T. Richard
de Gkaye, A. Sire Henry de Geey, J. Johan
de Geey, F. John Grey aud le S. Geey de
Codnor, S. Reynauld de Geey, G. Sire
Richard cle Geey, N. Richard Geey, F.
Geey of Wilton, Z, 341. William Geey, Bishop
of Ely 1454-78. Walter de Geey, Bishop of
Worcester 1214-16. Sir Henry Geey, Codner,
co. Derby, V. Richard Grey, F. Geey, South-
■wick, co. Durham; Sir Arthur Geey, Wilton,
temp. Elizabeth. Earl de Geey, quartering
Robinson. Geey, Earl Stamford and Warring-
ton, quartering Booth. Newbald. Newbold.
Vachell.
Barry of six arg. and az. a fleur-de-lis or for diff.
Geey.
Barry of six arg. and az. a label of three points
gu. Geey, Sherland, V.
Barry of six arg. aud az. on a label of three
points gu. nine bezants. Geay. Geey, Sandi-
acre, V.
Barry of six arg. and az. label of five points gu.
Reignauld de Graye, A, but Bernard, Harl.
MS. C137, fo. 94. Reynauld Grey, D. Renaud
de Grey, E, hut Edmund, Harl. MS. 6137.
Sir Reignauld de Grey, J. Sir John Grey,
Wilton, co. Hereford, V. Henri de Geey, G.
M. Henry Geey de Wilton, S.
Barry of six arg. and az. a label of five points gu.
on each point three bezants. Grey, Kingston-
Merewaid.
Barry of six arg. and az. a lahel gu. Sir Raignold
de Gray, H. Sire Johan de Geey, N.
Barry of six arg. and az. a label gu. hezauty.
Richard Geey, Sandiacre, Y.
Barry of six arg. and az. indented the one into the
other. Oliver Todenham, E.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and az. Symond Basset,
A, Harl. MS. 6137, fo. 95. Beowning, V*.
Danmaee. Sir .... Gilbert, Baron of Sand-
ford, V. Samford, V. Gilebert de Saunford, .F.
Barry wavy of six arg. and az. Allen Basset, Lord
of Wycombe, descendant of Thomas second
and eldest surviving son of Chief Justice Basset.
Symond Basset, A. Browning, Cowley, co.
Gloucester. Dansey, co. Hereford. Gilbeet.
Sir Gilbeet Baron of Samford, V. Gilebert
de Saunfobd, F. Sandfoed.
Barry of six arg. and erminois. Pallant, Red-
grave, Suffolk.
Barry of six arg. and gu. Lord Baeeey, Ireland,
V. Baery, Earl of Banymore. Barry, Lem
lara, co. Cork. Barry, Marbury Hall, co.
BAR. BARRY of 6 ... . cont.
Chester; and Foaty, co. Cork, quartering gu.
on a chev. or betw. three bezants as many
crosses formy fitchy sa. quarterly with Heriz.
Barry, Ballyclough, co. Cork, Lisnegar, near
Rathcormac, descended from William de Barry,
who m. Angharad, daughter of Rhys-ap-Urifnth.
Baeey or Beey, Winscot and Bendon, co.
Devon. Bayouse, V. Multon. Roger
Talebot, A.
Barry of six arg. and gu. per pale counterchanged
Peat or Peit, Scotland. Peyto, V*.
Barry of six arg. and gu. per pale indented
counterchanged. Petoe or Peyto, Chesterton,
co. Warwick.
Barry of six arg. and gu. per pale indented
sinister counterchauged. Peyto, V.
Barry of six arg. and gu. per pale wavy counter-
changed. Peat, Scotland.
Barry dancetty of six arg. and gu. Walter de
Balun, E. Balun, V. Basset, Typidy, V.
Thomas Basset, Cornwall, Y. Basset, Y.
Barry bendy of six arg. and gu. Ameey.
Barry of six arg. and gu. indented the one into
the other. John Tudenham, E.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and gu. Laurence
Bassett, E,F. Bassett. Robert de Champ aine,
F. Champayne. Sir John Champneis, V.
Robert DAimiaee, A, Harl. MS. 6137, fo. 94.
Sir Richard Dameeey, Q. Sir John DAmory,
V. Danmare. Geemon, Kent.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and gu. a crescent for
diff. Jenico, V.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and gu. a label of three
points az. Allen, co. Lancaster. Goldingham,
Suffolk. Goldington, Sussex.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and gu. a lahel of five
points az. Pers Achard, E, F. The label or,
Nicoll de Bape (? Bathe), E. The label sa.,
Robert de Amanri, F.
Barry wavy of six arg. and gu. Baps. John
Basset, North Luffenham, co. Rutland, a
descendant of Thomas second and eldest sur-
viving son of Chief Justice Basset. Laurence
Bassett, E, F. Bassett, co. Leicester. Robert
de Champaine, F. Robert de Champayne, A.
Robert D'Aimiare, A, Harl. MS. 6137, fo. 94.
Dalbie, Brookham, co. Warwick. Damerey.
Sir Richard Damory, Q, Harl. MS., 6589.
Daumary, Y. Danncey, or Datjncey, Dansey,
Brinsop, co. Hereford. Dartois or Dartoys,
Ireland. Dolby, Bnzes, Essex. Lovell, co.
Somerset. Valeignes, Kent.
Barry wavy of six arg. and gu. a label of five
points az. Pers Achard, E, F. The label or,
Nicoll de Bape (? Bathe), E. The label sa.,
Robert de Amanri, F.
Barry of six arg. gu. and az. Brens.
Barry of six arg. and sa. Bussey, co. Lincoln
and co. Cambridge. Sir Myles Bussey, V.
Clifford. Frognall. SirRaufe Hosterley, V.
Hosterly. Oxon. Tanke. Sire Robert Touk, N.
Barry of six iudented arg. and sa. Gise, co.
Gloucester.
Barry of six arg. and sa. indented the one into
the other (i.e. barry bendy lozengy). Gill,
1732.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and sa. Simon Bassett,
E. Blount. Cheffield. Sir Gilbert de
Ellesfeld, V. Ellesfield, V*.
Barry nebuly of six arg. and sa. a label of three
points gu. Sevelton. The label of five points,
H., or Rauf, Bassett, E.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
53
BAR. BARRY of 6 ... . cob*.
Barry wavy of six arg. and sa. Ashfeei.d, co
Oxford. Ashfield or Estfield, Suffolk. Simon
Bassett, E. Ralph Basset ; descended from
William Lord of Sapcote, youngest sou of
Richard and Maud. Eclesfield. Elchefield,
co. Oxford. Ellesfield, Y. Stalton or
Staylton.
Barry wavy of six arg. and sa. a label of three
points gu. Sir Ralph Basset of Chedle, a
younger son of Basset of Sapcote. The label
of five points gu. H., or Rauf, Bassett, E.
Barry wavy of six arg. and sa. gutty d'eau. Morris.
Barry wavy of six arg. and sable bezanty. John
Basset, New Place, a younger branch of Chedle.
Barry of six arg. and vert. Harthell. Marshe.
Vanys, V. Vigerous, quartering .... three
pine-apples vert.
Barry of six az. and arg. Chain. Cham. De
Gray, D. Richard Grey, F. Poyntz.
Barry wavy of six az. and arg. Cistercian priory
at Owbourne Bernard, i.e., Woburn, co. Bed-
ford.
Barry dancetty of six az. and arg. Todenham.
Barry nebuly of six az. and arg. Kenell.
Barry of six az. and erm. Vachell, Reading,
co. Berks, quartering or a chev. betw. three
cocks sa.
Barry of six az. and or. Merton. Mons. Fitz
Rafe de Multon, Y.
Barry of six three az. and three vairy gu. and erm.
Brewes, Harl. MS., 6589. Reignold Brewes, Y.
Reinold de Brewys, Y. John Grisley, Y.
Barry of six erm. and az. Yachell, co. Bedford;
Colley and Windsor, co. Berks; and North
Marston, co. Bucks.
Barry nebuly of six erm. and arg. Mares.
Barry of six erm. and ermines. Thomas
Bradwardin, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1349.
Brad ward yne, V.
Barry of six erm. and gu. Baxbe. Beaumont,
co. York. Carcy. Henri Hese, E. Husee,
V. Hussey, co. Dorset; Essex; Suffolk; co.
Salop; Sussex; and co. Wilts. Hussey, Wyrley
Grove, Lichfield, co. Stafford; quartering
Fourke, Wybaston (?), and Jesson. Hussey,
Nash Court, co. Dorset; and Salisbury. Kirton,
co. Lincoln. Lavall.
Barry nebuly of six erm. and gu. Sir Geoffry
Folyot, V. Folyott, V*. M. Alexander
Goldingham, S. Lacy, co. Northampton and
Northumberland.
Barry wavy of six erm. and gu. Folliot, co.
Northampton. Folliot or Folliott.
Barry of six. erm. gu. and az. Brewes.
Barry of six vairy erm. and gu. and az. William
de Breuse, E.
Barry of six three per fess erm. and gu. three
az. Griseley, V.
Barry of six erm. and sa. gutty d'eau. Thomas
Bradwardin, Archbishop of Canterbury 1349.
Barry nebuly of six erm. and sa. Spencer.
Barry nebuly of six erm. and vert. Fasakyr, V*.
Barry wavy of six ermines and arg. Morris.
Barry of six ermines and erm. Bradwarden.
Barry of six gu. and arg. Sir John Berlingham,
co. Essex, V. Kirketon or Kerketon, Kirke-
ton, co. Lincoln, temp. Edward II. Moigne.
Pusey.
Barry nebuly of six gu. and arg. Goldingham.
Jenico, V*.
Barry nebuly of six gu. and arg. a crescent for
diff. Jenico, I7*.
BAR. BARRY of 6 ... . cont.
Barry wavy of six gu. and arg. De Anmore, L,
Harl. MS., 0137. Hamond. Sir Richard
Hamory or de Hajiory, L, Harl. MS., 6589.
Barry of six gu. and erm. John Beamond or
Beaumokd, co. Devon, Y. Le Sire de Beamont,
co. Devon, Y. Hussey, in Farleigh Castle
Chapel.
Barry nebuly of six gu. and erm. Nowers.
Barry wavy of six gu. and erm. Lacy, Northum-
berland.
Barry of six gu. and or. Bery. Harcourt.
Poyntz, co. Gloucester. John de St. Owen, E.
Barry dancetty of six gu. and or. Thomas
Baloijn, Y.
Barry of six gu. and vair. Beaumont, co. Devon.
Thomas Coucy, Y.
Barry of six or and az. Constable, Tixall, co.
Stafford; and Burton-Constable, co. York, Bart.;
quartering Clifford. Constable, Halsham
and Burton-Constable, Holderness, co. York;
quartered by Maxwell. Sir John Constable,
Halsham, co. York, V. Robert Conestable,
Holderness, Y. Le Conestable de Holderness,
Y. Copcott or Copecott. Fitz-Eustace,
Ireland, Viscount Baltinglas, quartering gu. a
saltire or. Gawsell. Holderness, co. York.
Oray or Oyey. Pembruge, V*. Sir Fulke de
Penbrugge, V. Henry Pembryge, A, or de
Panebrigge, Harl. MS., 6137, fo. 95.
Richmond.
Barry of six or and az. a label of five points (and
with a bendlet instead of the label) gu. Henry
de Penbrugge, F.
Barry wavy of six or and az. Basset, Cornwall.
Claude.
Barry of six or az. and gu. Raines, co. Leicester.
Barry of six or and gu. Sir Bryan le Fitz Aleyn,
J. Henry Fitz Allen, A. Bryan Fitz Allen,
A, Harl MS., 6137. fo. 95. Bery. Chanard
or Channard. Hoole. Part of the arms of
Lauterbubg, Z, 871. Owen. St. Owen, co.
Salop; and Gerneston, co. Hereford. Seynt
Owen, V. Richmond. Roger Talebot, A,
Harl MS., 6137, fo. 95.
Barry of six or and gu. in chief alabel of five points
arg. Stovin, co. York. The label sa., Stovtn.
Barry of six or and gu. bezanty. Connter.
Barry dancetty of six or. and gu. M. Piers de la
Mare, S.
Barry of six indented or and gu. Mair, England.
Barry nebuly of six or and gu. Badcock. Philip
Bassett, D, E, F. Sir Philip Bassett, V.
Dolseby, London. Lovell, V*. Le Sr
Lovell (de Lovel et Holland, S ;) quartering
az. flory a lion ramp, guard, arg. T.
Lovell, Baron Lovell, of Tichmersh, and
Viscount Lovell. Mountroye.
Barry nebuly of six or and gu. a label of three
points az. Lovell, V*. The label of five
points, John Lovell, E, F.
Barry nebuly of six or and gu. a label of five points
.... Bape, V. With each point az. charged
with three mullets of six points or. John
Lovel, G. John Lovel, of Tichmersh, Lord of
Dakkyng, m. a daughter of Basset of Wycombe.
Barry wavy of six or and gu. Atsoe. Ralph
Basset, Chief Justice temp. Henry I. Basset,
Cornwall. Basset, Heapton Court, Umber-
leigh, and Watermouth, co. Devon; descended
from John, elder son of Sir John Basset;
quartering Davie. John Basset, Heanton
Punchardon, co. Devon, 1716. Phelip Basset,
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AN ORDINARY OF
BAR. BARRY of 6 cont.
D, E, F. Dalby, co. Leicester and co. Warwick.
Dalby, Castle Donnington, co. Leicester.
Lovell, Seigneur de Tichmarch, Y. Thebaude
de Valoynes, ob. 1209, P, (but ? paly.)
Barry wavy of six or and gu. a label of five
points az. John Lovell, E, F.
Barry wavy of six or and gu. a label of five points
az. on each point three mullets of six points or.
Johan Lovel, G.
Barry of six or and sa. Emerick. Norfolk.
John Emeryke, V. Emrich or Emrike.
Mariott. Marriott, co. Northampton.
Marriott, Avonbank, co. Worcester; The
Leases, co. York; derived from Augustine
Marriot, of London, 1089. Marriott, co.
Derby. Marriot. Maryet or Maryot, co.
Berks; Preston, co. Gloucester; Bredfield,
Sussex; and Whitechurch, co. Warwick. Menet
orMENETT. SireJobandeMERiET,.N'. Meriet,
co. Wilts, V. Meryott, co. Somerset.
Pembridge or Pembruge, co. Leicester.
Barry of six or and sa. per pile counterchanged.
William Engham, V. Sir John Gros, V.
Barry dancetty of six or and sa. Roger Lovedai.E.
Barry nebuly of six or and sa. Stephen Blount,
Ixworth, Suffolk, the heir of the elder branch
m. temp. Henry III, Mary Blount of Saxling-
hara, Norfolk, heiress of the younger branch.
Blount, Grendon, co. Hereford, descended, like
Blount, Baron'Mountjoy, and Earl of Devon-
shire, from Sir Walter Blount, slain 1403 at
Shrewsbury, a son of Blount, Soddington, co.
Worcester. Sir William Blount, co. Warwick, V.
Edmund Blunt, Uxbridge, 1716. The Blount
family used other coats also on seals, but this
coat in war was preferred by Blount, Belton,
co. Rutland. Blunt, London, since of Clery,
co. Hants ; and Croydon, Surrey, Bart. William
le Blunt, E. Ellesfield, V*. Mountjoy,
co. Devon. Panley, co. Oxford.
Barry wavy of six or and sa. William Blount,
Y. William le Blunt, E. M. John Blunte,
T. Mountjoy.
Barry of six or and vert. Bray. Mowlton,
Kent. Moygne, V.
Barry nebuly of six or and vert. Hawberk.
Sir Nicholas Hawberke,F. Hawerk. Hawkirke.
Barry of six three per fess erm. and gu. three
az. Griseley, V.
Barry of six sa. and arg. Haughton, co. Chester ;
and co. Lancaster. Robert Touke, Y.
Barry nebuly of six sa. and arg. Laward.
Barry wavy of six sa. and arg. Estbery.
Barry of six sa. and erm. Bradwarden or
Bradwarder.
Barry of six sa. and or. Finley. Logie, Scotland.
Barry of six sa. and or per pale counterchanged.
Scurfield.
Barry of six vair and gu. Baxmont or Baymont,
co. Devon. Sir Thomas Beamont, Cornwall,
V. Beaumont, co. Devon. M. John Beaumont,
S. Chinn, Hampton Park, co. Gloucester.
Sire de Cochy, D. lngelram de Coucy, Earl of
Bedford, temp. Edward III, V, Z, 178. Robert
de Coucy, E. Gaines. Ghisnes, Chokes, co.
Northampton, 33 Henry III. Inglefield.
Kemishe. Kennis.
Barry of six vairy arg. gu. and az. Bruce.
Barry of six three vairy erm. and gu. three az.
Giles de Braose or Brewse, Bishop of Here-
ford 1200-16. William de Breuse, E, F. Sir
William Brewes, Brecon, V.
BAR. BARRY of 8
Barry dancetty of eight (? arg.) and gu. John de
Colenham, Y.
Barry of eight arg. and az. De la March. Feyce,
V*. Greenstreet, V*. Grey. Horbon or
Horbyn, co. York. Knighton, Bayford, co.
Herts. And with a label of four points gu.,
Grey.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. Fitz-Alured, V*.
Fitz-Awry, Ireland. Barry, Ireland, W.
Chaworth. Hungary, as borne by Margaret
of Anjou, Z, 299; and by Mary of Lorraine,
Z, 5<54.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. a label of three points
sa. Gobion, co. York.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. a label of five points
sa. Gobyns, co. York.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. indented the one in
the other. John de Tudeham, Y.
Barry of eight indented arg. and gu. John de
Balun, A.
Barry of eight arg. and sa. Treryge, V*.
Barry of eight az. and arg. De la Lond, V*.
QUEROUALLE.
Barry wavy of eight az. and arg. Kennell.
Barry of eight az. and or. Sir Conan de Aske, V.
Barry of eight erm. and gu. Kirton, co. Lincoln.
Sulby, V*.
Barry of eight erm. and or. Wentlas, V*.
Barry of eight gu. and arg. Barry, V*. Bury,
co. Devon. Clynke.
Barry of eight gu. and or. Brian Fitz-Allen,
Bedalle, P, Y. Sir de Poinz, V. Sir
Nicholas Poynes or Poyntz, L. Poyntz, V*.
Drogo Fitz-Pons, temp. William I, his elder son
Richard, of Clifford Castle, founded the Clif-
fords ; and the younger, Osbert, that of Poyntz.
Poynz, Iron Acton. Poyntz, Ryegate, Surrey ;
Midgham, co. Berks ; and Cowdray Park,
Sussex ; the coheiresses m. Clinton, Spencer, and
Cecil. Stedon. Stodow.
Barry bendy of eight gu. and or. Holland,
co. Lincoln.
Barry pily of eight gu. and or. Vance, Ireland.
Barry of eight or and az. Fitz-Alan. Danske.
Henry de Penebruge, E.
Barry of eight or and gu. Sir Brian le Fitz Alain,
E. Sir Brian Fitz-Alan, Baron of Bedale,
co. York, V. Brian Fitz-Alan or Fitz-Aleyn,
Lord of Bidall. Fitz-Allan. Richard Beaumes,
Bishop of London, ] 108-28 ; and (with a cre-
scent) Richard de Beaumes, Bishop of London,
1152-62. Sir Nicholas Poinz, Baron of Cory
Malet, V. Hue Pointz, K. Sir Nicholas
Poynes or Poyntz, L. Poynes, North Okmg-
don, Essex; and Alderley, co. Gloucester.
Romely, Skipton, co. York, temp. Henry I.
Barry of eight or and gu. in the dexter chief
point a mullet sa. Fitz Allen.
Barry pily of eight or and gu. Hoyland, co.
Lincoln.
Barry of eight or and sa. Selby, The Mote,
Kent, 1667. Sir Henry Selby, Knt., Serjeant-
at-Law, 1715. Charles Selby, Bayhall, assumed
the name of Amherst, d.s.p. 1745; the heiress
m. Browne, now (1784) Selby, Whitley,
Essex, 1833. Selby, Swansfield, Alnwick,
Northumberland. Henry V, Duke of Saxony,
Z, 69.
Barry nebuly of eight or and sa. Blount, Titten-
h auger, co. Herts. M. Walter Blount, S.
Charles, co. Devon.
Barry wavy of eight or and sa. Pavely, co. Oxon.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
55
BAR. BARRY of 8 ... . cont.
Barry of eight sa. and or. Selby, Biddleston,
Northumberland, temp. Henry III; quartering
Perchay, Lounde, Fauconberg, Darcy, Tuite,
etc. Selby, Baron de Selby, Denmark, de-
scended from Selby, Biddleston. Selby,
Winlaton, Durham ; and Twizel, Northumber-
land. Selby, Earle, Northumberland, pre-
sumed to be a younger branch of Selby of Bid-
dleston.
BARRY of 10.
Barry of ten arg. and az. a label of nine points
gu. Angie.
Barry of ten arg. and gu. Barry, Lord Barry,
Z, 350. Thornell, Suffolk, V. Whinfield.
Barry of ten arg. and gu. a label of five points az.
Gobion, Gobion, co. Bedford; an heiress m.
Le Boteler, temp. Edward I.
Barry of ten arg. and gu. in chief a label of nine
points vert. Ewe, temp. Rich. I.
Barry often arg. and purp. Eve.
Barry often arg. and sa. Barrall.
Barry of ten az. and or. Dargie.
Barry of ten az. and or per pale counterchanged.
Barnabas or Barnetby, impaling the reverse
in St. Peter's Church, Barton-upon-Humber;
Had. MS. 6820, fo. 84.
Barry of ten gu. and or. Bokelton, Kent.
Bokylton, V.
Barry of ten or and arg. (? az.) Milles or Mills,
Shelford, co. Cambridge.
Barry of ten or and az. Copcote.
Barry of ten or and gu. Fitz-Allen. Bekelton.
Berry, Berrinkerber. Sir Nicholas Poyntz, L.
Ryan.
Barry of ten or and sa. Botevile, alias Thynne,
co. Salop ; quartering arg. a lion ramp, tail
nowed gu. Thynne, Marquis of Bath. Thynne,
Baron Carteret.
Barry of ten or and sa. a label of five points az.
BOTEVLLLE.
BARRY of 12.
Barry of twelve arg. and az. Brancey.
Ingraham. Montchansey, Montchanseye, or
Mountchansey, Suffolk.
Barry of twelve arg. and gu. Manwaring,
Chester. Meneleswaring. Stutvile, co.
Somerset.
Barry of twelve arg. and gu. in chief a label of
five points az. Somerill.
Barry of twelve az. and arg. Ingerham.
Barry of twelve per pale az. and arg. counter-
changed. Moore, the Moore, co. Salop.
Barry of twelve or and az. Brambors. Brans.
Mountford. Selby, Kent.
Barry of twelve or and sa. Botfleld, Hopton
Court, co. Salop ; a branch of the ancient
Shropshire family of Botfield or Botevyle,
Botevyle, near Church Stretton. Botfleld,
Decker Hill, co. Salop. Botfleld, Norton Hall,
co. Northampton.
BARRY of 14
Barry of fourteen arg. and az. Hugh Le Brdn,
Earl of the Marches of Aquitaine, father of
William de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, V.
Hotham, V*.
Barry of fourteen arg. and gu. Robert de
Stotevjxe, E. Stutevill, Baron of Coting-
ham, V.
Barry of fourteen arg. and gu. a label of five
points az. Hue Gobiun, E. The label of the
second, Sir Hugh Gobyon, V.
BAR. BARRY of 14 ... . cont.
Barry of fourteen az. and or. Beaubras, V*.
Porchester, V*.
Barry of fourteen gu. and arg. a label of five
points of the first. Gobyon, V*.
Barry of fourteen or and az. Sir Robert Beaubras,
V. Henry de Pembridge, D. Sr . . . . de
Porchester, V.
Barry of fourteen or and sa. Selby, Kent.
BARRY of 18
Barry of eighteen arg. and az. Fitz raufe, V.
Barry of eighteen arg. and gu. a label of five
points az. Hugo Gomon, F.
BARRY of 20
Barry of twenty arg. and az. Brun.
BARRY unnumbered
Barry arg. and az. Fitz-Ralph, co. Berks.
Sir Henry le Gray, H. Richard de Gray, B.
Aymer de Lesignan, Bishop of Winchester,
1250-60. Le Count de la Marche, C. Marshe.
Monchensy. William Monchensye, Y. Sire
William de Monchensi, N. Seymour.
Barry arg. and az. a label gu. John de Gray, B.
Sire Randoulf de Monchensi, N. The label or,
Sir Henry de Grey, O.
Barry wavy arg. and az. Browning. Sire Nichol
Percy, 0. Thomas Samford, Y.
Barry arg. and gu. Bassett. Patrick de
Chaurcy, B. Sir Thomas de Molton, H.
Smith-Barry, Marbury Hall, co. Chester; and
Foaty, co. Cork, quartering gu. on a chev. or
betw. three bezants as many crosses formy fitcby
sa. with az. a fess betw. three urchins ar.
Stuteville. Robert Stuttevtle, Y.
Thornhill, Suffolk.
Barry arg. and gu. a label az. Sire Huge
Gobyoun, N.
Barry bendy arg. and gu. Crispin.
Barry indented arg. and gu. John Balun, X.
Barry bendy lozengy arg. and gu. Quarm, Dart-
mouth, co. Devon; Nancor, Cornwall. "Wenham.
or Wineham, co. Chester.
Barry wavy arg. and gu. Piers Achart, X,
or Acharte, 7. Sire Richard Ammori, N.
Richard Damory, Y. Nicolaus de Manford or
Manfort, G. William de Samford, B.
Barry wavy arg. and gu. a label az. Piers
Acharte, Y. Sire Aleyn de Goldingham, N.
The label gu., Nicholas de Samford, the son, B.
Barry bendy lozengy arg. and sa. Crispin or
Crispine.
Barry wavy arg. and sa. Sir Johan deELCHEFFELD,
N. Gilbert de Elleffield, Y. Sire Gilbert
de Elmesfeld,0. Ward.
Barry wavy arg. and sa. a label gu. Gilbert de
Elscheffeld, N.
Barry dancetty az. and arg. Turbervtle.
Barry wavy az. and arg. Kenell.
Barry erm. and gu. Hugh de Huse, C. Hugh le
Hussey, C.
Barruly gu. and arg. Robert Stutevtle, X.
Barry wavy gu. and erm. Sir John de Lacy, N.
Barry wavy gu. and or. William Basset, Y.
Barry or and az. Beanbras or Beaubras.
Vernon.
Barry dancetty or and az. Loveday, co. Leicester.
Barry or and gu. Sir Bryan le Fitzalayn, H.
Bryan Fitzaleyn, K. Alayn le Fitz Brian, B.
Sir Hugh Poyns, H. Sire Nicholas de Poyns,
N. Robert le Savage, B.
Barry bendy or and gu. Bermingham.
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AN ORDINARY OF
EAR. BARRY unnumbered cont.
Barry wavy or and gu. Philip Basset, P. Sir
John Lovell, H. Sire Job an Lovel, N.
Thomas Lovell, Tichmarshe, Y.
Barry wavy or and gu. a label of three points
compony az. and arg. Sir William Lovell, R.
Barry or and gu. fretty arg. Hernol de la Wede , G.
Barry bendy lozengy or and sa. Cancellor or
Cancelor.
Barry nebuly or and sa. Blount, Milton Ross,
co. Leicester; Mapledurham, co. Oxford; quar-
tering Ayala, Castile, and Beauchamp.
Barry wavy or and sa. Sir William le Blound, L,
or le Blount, N, or Blunt, R. William Blount,
Y. Poneley.
Barry wavy sa. and arg. Robert de la Warde, Y.
Richard Stapilton, Y.
Barry bendy lozengy sa. and or. Ipre.
BARNACLE
Arg. a barnacle in bend sa. Barway.
Arg. a horse-barnacle sa. Barnack, co. North-
ampton.
Arg. a horse-barnacle closed in pale sa. Barnake,
V.
Arg. a horse-barnacle sa. Poyle, Castlezance,
Cornwall.
Az. a horse-barnacle in pale or. Horsman or
Horseman, Sleaford, co. Lincoln.
Gu. a horse barnacle arg. Wyatt, Kent.
Per fess az. and gu. a horse-barnacle closed in
pale arg. Wyatt, V.
Per fess az. and gu. a horse-barnacle arg. the ring
or. Wyatt, Sherwell, co. Devon, and Bexley,
Kent.
Per fess gu. and az. a barnacle arg. Wyatt, co.
Devon ; and Kent.
1 BARNACLE and in chief
Az. a horse-barnacle in pale arg. a chief gu.
Wyott.
Az. bezanty a horse-barnacle or on a chief of the
first three 4-foils pierced arg. Horsman,
Sussex.
1 BARNACLE betw and in chief. . . .
Az. a horse-barnacle arg. betw. three plates on a
chief per pale indented of the first and purp.
two estoiles of sixteen points or each charged
with a rose of the second. Horsman.
Az. a horse-barnacle closed in pale or betw. three
plates on a chief per pale indented of the first
and purp. two estoiles of sixteen points of the
second in the centre of each a rose arg.
Horseman. Horsman, V.
Az. ahorse barnacle.. . .betw. three plates on a chief
indented erm. three roses.... Horsman.
Az. a horse-barnacle or betw. three plates on a
chief indented per fess of the first and purp.
three roses arg. Horsman, Norfolk and Sussex.
2 BARNACLES
Arg. two barnacles in pale sa. Barnake.
.... two open horse-barnacles .... Brayle, V*.
3 BARNACLES
Arg. three horse-barnacles open in pale gu.
Orenge, Foscott, co. Somerset.
Ax-g. three horse-barnacles in pale tied tightly
gu. two and one. Donett, Renham, V.
Arg. three horse-barnacles in pale gu. tied loosely
or two and one. Donett, V.
Arg. three horse-barnacles sa. Barnake, co.
Northampton. Bernake, co. Leicester. Wil-
liam Bernak, A'.
3 BARNACLES cont.
Or three barnacles or brays expanded in pale sa.
Brayle, V.
Arg. three horse-barnacles opened at the top sa.
Padley, co. Derby ; the heiress m. Evre.
Per fess gu. and az. three horse-barnacles arg.
Wyot.
3 BARNACLES and in chief. . . .
Az. three breys or on a chief arg. a demi lion gu.
Simon de Genevile, B.
Az. three-horse-barnacles expanded in pale or on
a chief erm. a demi lion ramp, issuant gu.
Geffry Genevile, D. Geffray de Genevile,
B,*C, E, J. Geneville, Earl of Ulster, V.
Sir Geoffrey Genevill, V. Genevill, Ludlow
Castle, co. Salop, and Trim Castle, Ireland,
temp. Edward I; the heiress m. 1301, Roger
Mortimer, Earl of March ; Sir Simon de
Geynville, her uncle, a Baron in Ireland, 3
Edward II, left five co-heiresses, m. to Cu-
sack, Hussey, Loundres, Cruys, and Delahyde.
Ge neville. Jamvile or Jantville.
Az. three horse-barnacles in pale or on a chief
erm. a demi lion ramp. gu. crowned of the se-
cond. Genevill.
Az. three braves or on a chief erm. a (? demi)
lion ramp. gu. Geffry Geinvile, X.
BARREL see Tun.
BARROW
Sa. a hand barrow betw. nine roses or. Bearwell.
BASKET see also Van
Az. a basket of fruit ppr. betw. three mitres or.
Thomas Jane or Jaun, Bishop of Norwich,
1499-1500.
Per bend gu. and az. a fish-basket weel or eelpot
in bend or on a chief az. a wolf's head erased
sa. betw. two ogresses. Wheeler, co. Wor-
cester, V.
3 BASKETS
Az. three baskets or. Garden.
Gu. three covered baskets or. Augustinian Priory
at Pertney, Norfolk.
Sa. three wicker baskets with handles arg. Sir
John Littleborne, V. Littlebury.
Sa. three baskets full of bread arg. Mlddleton,
Abbot of Midgeley.
Sa. three baskets (sometimes of bread i.e. wastell
cakes) arg. Benedictine Abbey at Middleton,
also called Milton -Abbats, Dorset.
3 BASKETS betw. or within. . . .
Az. three cross baskets in pale betw. a prime
and a cutting knife in chief and an iron and an
outsticker in base. Company of Basket-
makers, London.
BAT see Beast. BATON see Bend, and Staff.
3 BATTERING-RAMS
Arg. three battering-rams az. Bartey.
Arg. three battering-rams armed and ribbed or
headed az. Berffie.
Arg. three battering-rams barways in pale ppr.
headed and garnished az. Bertie, Duke of
Ancaster, and Marquis of Lindsey. Bertie,
Earl of Lindsey, Baron Willoughby of Eresby,
Lord Great Chamberlain of England. Bertie,
Earl of Abington. Baron Norris of Rycot,
quartering sa. a shattered castle triple-towered
arg. With due diff., Bertie, Waldershire,
Kent; Bertie, Creton, co. Lincoln; and
Bertie, Uffington, co. Lincoln.
Or three battering-rams az. Eresby.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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3 BATTERING-RAMS betw. or within ....
Arg. three battering-rams fess-wise in pale ppr.
headed and garnished az. a bordure of the last.
Bertie, Nether Hall, Essex, Baronetcy, 1812.
BATTLE-AXE see Axe.
BAUTEROLE see Chape.
BEACON
Arg. a firepan sa. inflamed ppr. a crescent for diff.
Haywood, co. Stafford.
3 BEACONS
Az. three beacons or fired gu. Gervis, V.
Az. three beacons with ladders or fired gu.
Gervays.
Sa. three beacons fired or the flames ppr.
Dauntre or Datjwte.
Sa. three beacons with ladders or fired gu.
Daunt, V.
Sa. three beacons with ladders fired ppr. Daunt,
Ireland.
BEADS
Vert eleven round beads in chev. surmounted in
the centre by a cross pendent to the two end
beads a tassel all or betw. three 5-foils arg.
Wimbush.
BEAN-COD see Fruit.
BEAR see Beast.
BEAST
For Reptiles see that article, and for
Fabulous-beasts see Monsters.
ALANT see Dog.
ANTELOPE including Ibex
Arg. an heraldic antelope gu. tusked horned
maned and hoofed or. Antilupe.
Az. an antelope pass. arg. attired tufted and un-
guled sa. Buggine.
Az. an ibex ramp. arg. horned or. Steinman,
Croydon, and Peckham, Surrey.
Az. an antelope pass. or. Loane, Kent.
Ermines an antelope rainp. or. Edwarcs, Lalant,
Cornwall.
Per pale arg. and gu. an antelope pass, counter-
changed. Dighton, Sturton, co. Lincoln.
Sa. an antelope ramp. arg. armed or. Harris.
Harris, Cornwall, W.
Sa. an antelope salient arg. attired tufted and
maned or. Harris, co. Devon ; and co. Mon-
mouth.
APE
Arg. an ape sejant on a heart holding a palm
branch ppr. Vault.
Vert an ape sejant holding up the paw braced
round the middle and chained to the sinister
side of the escucheon arg. Afplegh.
ASS
Sa. an ass arg. Assil.
BADGER including Brock
Arg. a badger pass. sa. Broc.
Or a badger pass. sa. Badger.
BAT
Arg. a bat displ. ppr. Stainings.
Arg. a bat or reremouse displ. sa. Bakster or
Baxter. Baxter, Scotland. Stenynge,
Honycote, co. Somerset ; and Suffolk.
Stenynges, Erlsome, W.
Arg. a bat displ. sa. a label gu. Stainings,
Honycott, co. Somerset ; and Erlsone, Suffolk.
Or a bat volant gu. Atton.
Or a bat displ. vert. Atton, W.
Per bend sinister or and gu. a bat displ. sa.
Josue.
BEAST. BEAR
Arg. a bear sa. Beareford.
Arg. a bear sa. with a skean piercing his back and
coming out under his belly handle gu. blade
az. Drumbreck, Drnmbreck, Scotland.
Arg. on a mount vert a wild bear sa. chained and
armed or. Kellet, Ripley, Surrey, confirmed
I Oct. 1550.
Arg. a bear pass. sa. Fitz-Ourse.
Arg. on a mount vert a bear pa.ss. sa. Berens.
Arg. a bear pass. sa. muzzled or. Apulton, co.
Lancaster.
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. Bear, V*. Beare, Corn-
wall, V.
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. muzzled gu. Oates.
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. muzzled or. Barnard, V.
Barnard, Abbington, near Northampton.
Barnard, Cave Castle, Howden, co. York;
quartering Gee. Barnard, Lord Mayor of
London, 1738. Barnard, Bartlow House,
Linton, co. Cambridge. Bernard, Norfolk ;
co. Cambridge; co. Huntingdon; Nettleham,
co. Lincoln ; and Nether- Winchendon, co.
Buckingham. Bernard, Castle Bernard, King's
County.
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. muzzled and collared or.
Bernard, Nettleham, co Lincoln.
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. muzzled collared and chained
or. Beresford, V*.
Arg. a bear salient sa. Beare, Killigarth and
Bryn, Cornwall ; the heiress m. Beville.
Arg. a bear salient sa. armed gu. muzzled collared
and chained or. Beresford, Beresford, co.
Stafford ; and Bently, co. Derby.
Arg. a bear salient sa. crowned or. Apelton
Appelton and Appolton, Apleton, co. Lan-
caster.
Arg. 'a bear salient sa. muzzled or. Barnard,
Upton Leonard.
Arg. a bear salient sa. muzzled collared and
chained or. Bayeeford. Bayrford.
Beresford, Bentley, co. Derby, V. Beresford.
Kent, W.
Arg. a bear sejant ramp. sa. muzzled gu.
Gall.
Barry of six or and arg. a bear ramp. sa. muzzled
gold. Barnard, Ham, Surrey.
Or a bear pass sa. Fitz-Ourse. Fitz-Urse,F*.
Or a bear ramp. sa. muzzled collared and lined
gu. Milnes, Asbford, Dunston, Alderear Park,
and Cromford, co Derby ; confirmed 1795 ; one
heiress m. Gell.
Or a bear ramp, sejant sa. Berneck.
Or a bear statant sa. Fitzukse, V.
Per fess sa. and arg. a bear ramp, counter-
changed muzzled gu. Lyndsey or Lyndesey.
Lynsey, V*.
Per fess sa. and arg. a bear salient counter-
changed muzzled gu. Lynsey, V".
Sa. a bear erect arg. chained and muzzled or.
Mylles, co. Hants.
Sa. a bear ramp. or. Orly, France.
BLOOD-HOUND see Dog.
BOAR including Hog, etc.
Arg. a boar pass. gu. Trewarthen. Trewarther.
Arg. a boar pass. gu. armed or. Trewauthen.
Arg. a boar statant gu. armed or. Trevartheam,
V*. Trevarthean, V.
Arg. a boar passant the head gu.
Meuric-goch, Dyved.
Arg. a boar pass. sa. Brytaen. M'Carthy, or
Maccarthy, Lreland. Pirot.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. BOAR .... cont.
Arg. a boar pass. sa. armed gu. Perott.
Arg. on a mount vert, a hoar pass. sa. crined or.
Kellet, Lota, co. Cork, Bart., quartering or a
cross gu. in the first quarter a fleur-de-lis of
the last.
Arg. a boar pass. sa. enraged and unguled gu.
Perrot.
Az. a boar arg. Goche.
Az. a boar chained to a tree arg. Llwch Llawen
Vawr.
Az. a boar pass. or. Burbidge.
Barry of six arg. and gu. over all a boar ramp. az.
Borelands, Edinburgh.
Erm. a boar pass. sa. Burbridge.
Gu. a boar arg. armed bristled collared and
chained or. tied to a holly bush on a mount in
base ppr. Owen, co. Pembroke.
Gu. a boar pass. arg. Boor or Bore.
Gu. a boar pass. arg. collared and chained to a
holly bush vert. Owen.
Gu. a boar pass. arg. tusked or. Randolfe,
Norfolk.
Gu. a boar salient arg. collared and chained or.
Eyre, V*.
Gu. a boar statant arg. armed or. Bore, V.
Gu. a boar pass or. Baird, Auchmedden, Scot-
land.
Gu. a boar pass. ppr. Hennessy, Ballymacraoy,
co. Cork; derived from Mac Ennis, Iveagh, co.
Kerry.
Or a boar pass. gu. Brattle. O'Maly, Ireland.
Or a boar sa. Gylpin, V*. Oeldon or Oldon.
Or a hog lying fesswise a raven feeding on his
back sa. Danseine, Scotland.
Or a boar pass. sa. Gilpin, Scaleby, Cumberland ;
and Westmoreland. Gilpin, Bungay, Suffolk.
Or on ground vert a boar pass. sa. Ohenloyne
(Hibernicus Sylvestris), V.
Or on a mount vert a hoar pass. sa. Oldon or
Olton.
Or in a pond vert a boar pass. sa. Silvestris,
V*.
Or a boar statant sa. Gilpin. Guylpin, V.
Sa. on a mount under a holly bush vert a boar
pass. arg. collared gu. Lhwarch Lhawen
Vaur.
Sa. a boar pass. or. Alvey or Allvey.
Vert a boar pass. arg. Pollard, co. York.
Vert on a mount in base a boar pass. erm.
O'Hanlan, Ireland.
Vert a boar or. Boar.
BUCK see DEER.
BUFFALO, BULL, and CALF, see Ox.
CAMEL
Arg. a camel passing through a ford of water ppr.
Camelford, Cornwall.
Az. a camel pass. arg. Camel, Bury Pomeroy,
co. Devon.
Az. a camel statant arg. Camell, V.
Sa. a camel pass. arg. Camel, Bury Pomeroy,
co. Devon.
Vert a camel arg. Fallowes, co. Chester; Harl.
MS. 1535.
Vert a camel or. Fallowes, Fallowes Hall, and
Haywood Hall, co. Chester; removed to co.
Derby; descended from Aldford of Aldford.
Vert a camel statant or. Falwitz, Alderley, co.
Chester.
CONEY see Hare.
COW see Ox.
BEAST. DEER
including Buck, Doe, Hart, Hind,
Reindeer, and Stag
Arg. a demi buck gu. between his forelegs an
arrow erect in pale or. Decker, London,
granted 6 Aug. 1616.
Per bend sinister arg. and chequy or and az. in
the dexter chief point a demi bucksa. Primouth
or Primout, Surrey.
.... a stag .... Foulkes, Merton, co. Flint.
.... a buck springing or. De Rinzy, De Renzy,
and De Renzi, Clobemon Hall, co. Wexford ;
descended through Sir Matthew de Renzy, from
George Castriotes Scanderberg ; and quarter-
ing az. on a cross arg. five escallops gu. a bor-
dure or.
Arg. a buck az. attired or. Hertington, V*.
Holme.
Arg. a hart statant az. attired or. Hertington, V.
Arg. a hart trippant az. Hertington.
Arg. a field and river ppr. on the field a buck gu.
drinking in the river. Barnevelt.
Arg. a buck lodged gu. Griffith ap Griffin, V*.
Arg. a stag lodged gu. Porquyn, Cornwall.
Griffith ap Griffin, V.
Arg. on a mount ppr. a stag lodged gu. Harthtll.
Arg. on a mount vert a stag couchant gu.
Town of Hertford. Talland.
Arg. a stag couchant gu. horns and hoofs or hold-
ing in its mouth a branch vert. Llewellyn
Ychan ap Llewellyn.
Arg. a stag salient gu. armed or. Kirch.
Arg. a stag sejant gu. attired or in the mouth a
trefoil slipped ppr. Bowen.
Arg. a stag statant gu. Holme, co. York.
Arg. a stag statant at gaze gu. Gryffydd Gwyr.
Arg. a buck trippant gu. Holme.
Arg. a hart trippant gu. Blythe, co. York.
Arg. a stag trippant gu. Carte.
Arg. a buck trippant gu. attired or. M'Carty,
Earl of Clencare, temp. Elizabeth. M'Cartiiy,
Lord Muskerry and Earl of Clancarty.
Macartney, V*.
Arg. a stag tripp. gu. attired or. Donel
Macartiemore, Earl of Clancare, V. Sir
Donicius, Ireland, V.
Arg. a buck trippant gu. attired and unguled or.
M'Carthy, Carrignaver, co. Cork ; descended
from Cormac M'Carthy, Lord of Muskerry.
Arg. a stag trippant gu. attired and unguled or.
Holme, co. York.
Arg. on a mount vert a stag lodged within park
pales and gate ppr. Town of Derby.
Arg. a hart pass ppr. attired or. Hobyn.
Arg. a stag salient ppr. armed or. Kirch.
Arg. a stag statant ppr. attired or. Holme,
Beverly, co. York, V.
Arg. a stag trippant ppr. attired and unguled or.
Holme, Beverley, co.York. Parkhill, Scotland.
Arg. a stag sa. Lahr and Clettemberg, Z, 871.
Arg. a hart sa. attired or. Bardwell.
Arg. a hart pass. sa. Hertington.
Arg. a stag springing sa. over all a fret vert.
Warnet, Hampstead, Sussex. And with a label
of three points Warnet, Surrey.
Arg. fretty vert over all a stag springing sa.
Warnett, Framfield, Sussex; Visitation 1633.
Warnits.
Arg. _ fretty vert over all a stag springing sa.
attired or. Warnett, Sussex, V.
Arg. fretty vert on each crossing of the fret a
crescent or over all a buck springing sa. attired
or. Warnett or Warnitz, V*.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. DEER....cont.
Az. a stag arg. with an arrow stuck in the back
and attired or. Bowen, Kittle Hill, and Swan-
sea, co. Glamorgan.
Az. on a mount vert a stag reguard. arg.
Hendley.
Az. a stag con chant arg. Downes, co. Chester.
Az. on a mount vert a hind grazing arg. Hendley,
Hendley, co. Lancaster.
Az. on a mount vert a hind lodged arg. Hendley,
Hendley, co. Lancaster.
Az. a hind pass. arg. Chettle, Suffolk.
Az. a buck springing arg. attired or. Gethin,
Ireland.
Az. a buck salient arg. crowned or. Gethin,
Peyton, co. Brecknock; and Southweld, Essex.
Az. a stag standing at gaze arg. Lowe, co.
Derby.
Az. a hart trippant arg. Lowe, Alderwasley, co.
Derby; quartering Fowne (a heiress m. Hurt),
and descended from a younger branch of Lowe,
Denby, and Locko, co. Derby, originally from
co. Chester, and quartering Rosell.
Az. a stag trippaut arg. Lowe, Derby; and
London.
Az. a reindeer trippant erm. Walstone.
Az. a stag in full course or pursued by a brace of
dogs arg. all bendwise and at random. Yardley.
Az. a stag and two hounds courant in bend or.
Jardelay.
Az. a stag in full course or pursued by three
greyhounds arg. all bendways and at random.
Yardeley or 1'ardley.
Az. a buck pass. or. Strahan.
Az. a hart springing or. Strathallan.
Az. a stag trippant or. Strachan.
Az. a stag trippant or attired and unguled gu.
Strachan, TeddiDgton Grove, Middlesex, de-
scended from Strachan, Thornton, co. Kin-
cardine. Strachan, Glenkindie, Scotland.
Erm. a hind tripping gu. Cowell.
Gu. a hind couchant arg. on a mount within water
banked all ppr. Hindmarsh.
Gu. on a mound vert a hind couchant arg.
HlNDMARCH.
Gu. a stag statant arg. collared and chained or.
Bois, co. Brecknock. Williams, Velyn-Newydd,
co. Brecknock.
Gu. a stag standing at gaze arg. attired or. Jones.
Gu. a buck trippant arg. Popkin, co. Glamorgan ;
and Scotland.
Gu. a hart trippant arg. Lowe, Derby.
Gu. a stag trippant arg. Cor, Scotland. Davys.
Mackinlay, Edinburgh. *
Gu. a stag trippant or. Davidson, North Wales ;
confirmed 12 Juneri58C. Datison.
Gu. a stag at gaze ppr. O'Kennelly.
Or a hart standing at gaze az. attired sa.
Strachan, Thornton, Bart.
Or a stag ramp. gu. Violette.
Or a stag couchant ppr. gorged with a collar az.
thereon a mullet arg. betw. two crescents of the
first in the dexter chief point a rose gu. for diff.
Scott, Kew Green, Surrey ; Baronetcy 9 Aug.
1653.
Or a buck trippant ppr. Thomas.
Per pale gu. and az. on a mount in base vert a
stag trippant arg. Strachan, Leven, Scotland.
Sa. a stag couchant arg. Downes, co. Chester.
Sa. bezanty a buck in full course arg. Buckerell,
co. Devon.
Sa. a buck lodged arg. Downes, Downes, co.
Chester.
. . cont.
Chorley, co. Chester;
BEAST. DEER
Sa. a stag lodged arg.
and co. Lancaster.
Sa. a stag lodged arg. attired and unguled or.
Downes.
Sa. a stag pass. arg. Gwilim Twyaf.
Sa. a buck pass. arg. attired or. Jones, Esthall,
co. Oxford.
Sa. a hart pass. arg. attired or. Hedd Molwynog,
Lord of Uwch Aled ; from whom descended
Lloyd, Havod-Dinas, co. Denbigh ; Lloyd,
Ilwyn y Maen, co. Salop ; Iolo-Goch ; and Rhys
ap Ievan, Chwibren.
Sa. a buck springing arg. attired or. Downes, V*.
Sa. a stag springing arg. attired or. Downes,
co. Chester, V.
Sa. a stag statant arg. Hedd Molwynog. Lloyd,
Pale.
Sa. a stag statant arg. armed or. Molwynog,
Uwch-Alid, Wales.
Sa. a stag standing at gaze arg. attired and un-
guled or. Jones, co. Monmouth.
Sa. a hart trippant arg. attired or. Lloyd,
Havod-Dinas, co. Denbigh.
Sa. a stag standing at gaze or. Morris, co.
Carnarvon.
Vert a buck arg. in the dexter chief a crescent for
diff. Fowbery, V*.
Vert a buck couchant arg. Downes.
Vert a hind couchant arg. Peyton, co. Brecon.
Vert a stag couchant arg. attired or. Ray, co.
Gloucester.
Vert a stag courant arg. armed or. Gethin,
Gethiusgrott, co. Cork, and Percy Mount, co.
Sligo, Bart.
Vert a stag pass. arg. attired or. Fowbery,
Bluntisham, co. Durham; and Newbald, co.
York. Fowbery, co. Huntingdon. Llywarch
Howlbwrch.
Vert a stag pass, reguard. ai'g. Cynvraig Vychan.
Vert a buck salient arg. ducally gorged and
attired or. Gethin, Ireland.
Vert a hind springing forward arg. Felbury.
Gilsland.
Vert a hart statant at gaze arg. Enright.
Vert a stag tripp. arg. in th e dext. chief a crescent for
diff. George Fowbery, Newbald, co. York, W.
Vert a stag trippant arg. attired or. Llowarch,
Holbwrch.
Vert a buck or. Morris, V*.
Vert a stag or. Morris.
Vert a buck pass. or. Moris, Suffolk.
Vert a hart pass, or attired arg. Gelstable.
Vert a hart salient or. Gelysale or Gellisdale.
Vert a stag springing or. Gilsland. Gisland.
Vert a stag at gaze or. Somerford, co. Stafford.
Vert a roebuck trippant or. Morris, London, W.
Vert a stag trippaut or. Clarkeson, co. Notting-
ham. Sparrow.
Vert a stag pass. ppr. O'Connor, Coramore,
B-eland.
Vert a buck ramp. ppr. Parker, co. Chester.
Vert a stag trippant ppr. Clarkeson, co. Notting-
ham. Parby, Madryn, co. Carnarvon.
DOE see Deer.
DOG
including Bloodhound, Greyhound, Hound,
and Talbot
.... a talbot pass, or collared gu. Ashberton.
Arg. a greyhound courant gu. in front of an oak
tree on a mount vert. Lambert, Mount Ida,
Norfolk, Bart.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. DOG cont.
Arg. on a mount vert a greyhoundpass.gu.it) front
of an oak tree ppr. Lambert, London and Paris.
Arg. a bound pass. gu. Strethley, Stretly, co.
Stafford; granted 1583.
Arg. a talbot pass. gu. Ousley, co. Stafford.
Wolseley, Wolseley, co. Stafford, Bart.
Arg. a talbot pass, gu., with a crescent for diff.
Wolseley, Mount Wolseley, co. Carlow, Bart.
Arg. a greyhound salient party per long. sa. and
of the first. Be la Forde, Iver, co. Bucks, V.
Arg. a greyhound springing per pale sa. and of
the first. De la Forde.
Arg. a greyhound in full course sa. Holford,
co. York.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. Moreton, Moreton,
co. Chester : originally Lostock, quartering
Davenport, and Massey ; of this family came
William Moreton, Bishop of Meath ; his son
and heir, Sir William Moreton, Recorder of
London, ob. 1703. Williams, Treworgy and
Trehane, Cornwall ; the co-heirs m. Prideaux
and Stackhouse.
Arg. a greyhound in full course sa. collared gu.
Morton.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. collared or.
Holford, co. Chester, V.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. collared vert rimmed
of the first. Morton, co. Chester.
Arg. a greyhound pass. sa. Belvale. Holford,
Weston Birt, Tetbury, co. Gloucester, formerly
of Holford, co. Chester, quartering Stayner,
Nutt, and Lade ; a heiress m. Cholmondeley.
Arg. a hound pass. sa. Sherington.
Arg. a greyhouha pass. sa. collared or. Holford,
co. Lancaster.
Arg. on a mount vert a greyhound pass. sa. col-
lared or. Holford, Kilgwyn, co. Carmarthen,
quartering Gwynne.
Arg. a talbot pass. sa. ears and collar or. Keyne,
Cretingham, Suffolk. And with a crescent for
diff, Keyne, Rowlesby, Norfolk.
Arg. a greyhound skipping in bend sa. Atwood.
Az. a talbot arg. Hubbert, Cork, Ireland ; and
Isle of Teneriffe.
Az. a hound courant arg. Burgom or Burgoyne,
co. Oxford.
Az.a hound pass. arg. Burgoigne,co. Cambridge;
and co. Devon. Burgon, Long Stanton, co.
Hereford.
Az. a talbot pass. arg. Borgoine. Borgronge.
BuRGOIGNE.
Az. a talbot pass arg. in chief a mullet or pierced
sa. (?for diff.) Borgon.
Az. a talbot pass. arg. collared gu. Alberton,
Plympton.
Az. a talbot pass. arg. collared gu. lined or at the
end of the line a knot. Bdrgoyn.
Az. a talbot statant arg. collared gu. lined or at
the end of the line abundle or knot. Burgoyne, V.
Az. a talbot pass. or. Burgoigne.
Barry of six arg. and gu. in chief a greyhound in
full course sa. Mackpowder, co. Devon.
Bany of eight arg. and gu. per pale counter-
changed a greyhound courant sa. divided be-
tween the two chief quarters silver. Skypwith.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. per pale counter-
changed in chief a greyhound in full course sa.
Skipwith.
Erm. a talbot pass. sa. Preston, Melton, co.
Leicester.
Gu. a talbot pass. arg. Comberford, Comber-
ford, co. Stafford.
BEAST. DOG cont.
Gu. a talbot pass. or. Chaffin or Chafin, Chetle,
co. Dorset.
Gu. a talbot pass, or collared and line reflexed
over the back sa. Keene, Ireland.
Or a greyhound courant sa. Partrickson, Cum-
berland; granted 1592.
Or a talbot pass. sa. Courteene, Aldington, or
Aunton, co. Worcester. Courtin, London.
Or on a mount vert a greyhound statant sa.
Stecher.
Per bend sa. and or a hound pass, counter-
changed. Staber.
Per pale or and arg. a hound gu. Annelshie.
Sa. a greyhound salient arg. Powerton.
Sa. a dog couchant on a cushion or. Alaband.
Vert a greyhound courant in bend arg. collared
gu. studded or. Blome, Abergwilly, co. Car-
marthen; Seven Oaks, Kent; London; and
Cobham, Essex.
ELEPHANT
Arg. an elephant pass. sa. Sutcliffe, co. Lan-
caster; from the LowCountries. John Sutcliffe,
Groom of the Bedchamber to Charles I.
Matthew Sutcliffe, Dean of Exeter.
Gu. an elephant arg. Elphinston.
Gu. an elephant pass. arg. armed or. Elphinston
or Elfinston. Elpington.
Gu. an elephant statant arg. armed or.
Elphinston, W.
Per pale gu. and vert an elephant arg. on a mount
ppr. bearing on his back a castle or. Town of
Coventry.
Per pale gu. and vert an elephant on his back a tower
triple-towered or. Coventry, co. Warwick.
Vert an elephant arg. Button, Ichleford, co.
Hertford ; granted 15 Dec. 1769.
FLEECE see Sheep. FOINE see Fitch.
FOX
Arg. a fox sa. enraged gu. Malston, co. Devon.
Gu. a fox pass. or. Gavenor.
GOAT
Arg. a goat ramp. sa. the head and part of the
neck of the first armed vert. De Buckton, F*.
Arg. a goat salient parted per fess at the neck of
the first and sa. armed vert. John De Buckton,
V.
Arg. a goat salient sa. attired or. Buckton.
Az. a goat pass. arg. Gaveregan or Gavergan,
Gaveregan, co. Cornwall.
Gu. a goat climant arg. attired or. Barwell.
Gu. a goat pass. arg. Bager. Baker, Norfolk.
Gu. a goat pass. arg. attired or. Baker, V*.
Bardwell, Norfolk.
Gu. a goat salient arg. armed or. Bensted, V.
Bensteed.
Gu. a goat salient arg. attired or. M. William
Bardwell, T. Bardwell, Norfolk. Beawsted.
Bredwell, Suffolk.
Gu. a goat statant arg. attired or. Baker, W.
Gu. a goat salient or. M. William Bedwell,
quartering or an eagle displ. vert. T. M. Peris
de Boughton, S.
Sa. a goat arg. armed or. Bokelley, Cornwall.
Celynin, thirteenth century. Davis, Elmley.
Lloyd, Dolobran.
Sa. a goat pass. arg. attired bearded and unguled
or. Carnsew, Carnsew, and Bokelley, Corn-
wall, the heirs m. Prideaux and Godolphin.
The family of Thomas, on purchasing the
barton of Carnsew, adopted the name and arms
of Carnsew.
BRITISH ARM JRIALS.
CI
BEAST. GOAT cont.
Sa. a goat ramp. arg. Burton, V*. Trethake,
Trethake, Cornwall.
Sa. a goat ramp. arg. armed or. Bodleigh, V*.
Sa. a goat salient arg. Burton, co. Devon, W.
M'Cleverty, England. Trethicke.
Sa. a goat salient arg. attired or. Bodleigh, co.
Devon, W. Boletley, Cornwall.
Sa. a goat arg. attired or standing on a child ppr.
swaddled gu. and feeding on a tree vert. Davtes,
Hope, co. Montgomery, and Marsh, co. Salop.
Vert a goat climant arg. Felbury, Northumber-
land.
GREYHOUND see Dog.
HARE including Coney
.... a coney sejant .... Duke.
Arg. on a mount vert a hare salient ppr. Harvey.
Az. a hare salient arg. round the neck a hunting
horn sa. stringed gu. Kineiland, Monkland,
Scotland.
Az. a hare salient arg. round the neck a hunting
horn vert garnished gu. Cleland, That Ilk,
co. Lanark, hereditary forester to the Earls of
Douglas, the descendants were settled at Laird
Braes, co. Wigton, Faskine, Monkland, Cart-
ness, in Scotland; Abingdon, co. Berks; and
Ballymagee, Rath-gael House, and Newtown-
yards, co. Down. Cleiland.
Az. a hare courant and an eagle pouncing on it
or. Denskine, Scotland.
Az. a hare salient or collared gu. to the collar a
bugle horn pendent sa. Cleveland or
Clevland, Tapley, co. Devon; the heirs m.
Ibbetson and Saltren.
Gu. a hare salieut arg. Hase, Berkhampstead,
co. Hertford.
Gu. a hare arg. seized by a goshawk or. Denskyn,
Scotland.
Vert a coney arg. Penhallow, Penhallow,Cornwall.
HART see Deer. HEDGEHOG see Urchin.
HIND see Deer. HOG see Boar.
HORSE including Mule
Gu. a demi-horse arg. hoofed and maned or
issuing out of water in base ppr. Trevelyan,
Nettlecomb, co. Somerset, Bart.
Gu. a horse arg. armed or coming out of the sea
party per fess wavy az. and of the second.
Trevelyan, Netherwitton, Northumberland,
quartering Thornton, and descended from Tre-
velyan of Nettlecombe.
Gu. the base barry of five arg and az. therefrom
a demi-horse issuant of the second maned and
hoofed or. Trevelyan, Cornwall.
Per fess gu. and barry wavy of ten arg. and az. a
demi-horse ramp, issuant of the second. Sir
William Trevillian, co. Devon, V.
.... a horse courant fretty caparisoned carrying a
man armed cap-a-pie bearing a shield charged
with France quartering England the dexter arm
extended and holding a sword erect the pomel
fastened by a chain to the gorget over the
helmet a cap of maintenance thereon a lion
statant guard, ducally crowned .... Seal of
the Town of Wallingford. co. Berks.
Arg. a horse (bay colour) pass, holding in his
mouth a tulip slipped ppr. Atherton, V*, it
is given by Glover as a quartering of Atherton,
Atherton.
Arg. a horse pass. gu. holding in the mouth an oak
sprig vert acorn or. Ashton, Ashton in Marker-
feild, quartered by Atherton ; Harl. MS. 1549,
fo. 151.
LEAST. HORSE.... cont.
Arg. a horse pass. sa. bridled and saddled or.
Rostlings, V.
Arg. a horse standing sa. Bromfaling.
Gu. a horse carrying a chevalier armed at all points
with sword erect arg. Moncurre, Slayne,
Scotland.
Gu. a horse in full career. Hanover, Z, 871.
Gu. a mule pass. arg. Moile, co. Devon. Moyle,
St. Austell's, Cornwall.
Per fess arg. and sa. a horse salient counter-
changed. Spiller, co. Wilts.
Per pale arg. and sa. a horse pass, counterchanged.
Spiller, Sussex.
Per pale sa. and arg. a horse counterchanged.
Spiller, Bodmin, Cornwall.
Per pale sa. and arg. a horse courant counter-
changed. Spiller, co. Stafford.
Sa. a horse pass. arg. bridled gu. Trott, W.
Sa. a horse pass. arg. spancelled in both legs on
the near side gu. Perctval, Lambourne Hall,
Essex; quartering Lockwood, Cutts, and Dow-
deswell. Percivall, co. Hants.
Sa. a horse upright arg. bridled or. Cabell,
Buckfastleigh, co. Devon.
Sa. a horse carrying a man armed at all points
brandishing a sword arg. Nevoy, That Ilk.
Sa. a horse carrying a man in full armour with
halberd ppr. Akganor.
Vert a horse thereon a man in complete armour
in the dexter hand a sword ppr. Maguire,
Prospect Hill, co. Fermanagh ; derived from the
Maguires, Lords of Fermanagh.
HOUND see Dog
IBEX see Antelope. LAMB see Sheep.
LEOPARD
Some of these are probably Lions.
Arg. a leopard ramp, guard, az. Braytoft, co.
Lincoln.
Arg. a leopard pass. gu. Quarlton.
Arg. a leopard ramp. gu. Horne.
Arg. a leopard salient guard, gu. Jermy.
Arg. a leopard ramp. sa. Lincolne.
Arg. a leopard ramp. vert. Walton.
Az. a leopard pass. arg. Hun.
Az. a leopard ramp. arg. Hun.
Az. flory and a leopard ramp. arg. Holland.
Az. a leopard ramp. arg. crowned or. Gerard.
Orton or Ortun.
Az. a leopard ramp. or. Etheresset.
Az. a leopard segreant or. Hetherfield.
Gu. a leopard pass. arg. crowned or. Gerard.
Gu. a leopard ramp. arg. Marney, Essex.
Gu. a leopard ramp. arg. armed of the field.
ASTLEY.
Gu. a leopard ramp. arg. crowned or. Deyley.
Gu. a leopard pass, guard, or spotted sa. Arlote
or Arlott.
Gu. a leopard ramp, or collared az. Lancaster.
Or a leopard ramp. sa. armed arg. Lincolne.
Per pale gu. and az. a leopard ramp, with a lion's
tail arg. collared per pale of the second and first.
Causton, Oxted, Surrey.
Per pale or and gu. a leopard pass. arg. armed az.
Playse, Norfolk.
Per pale sa. and gu. a leopard pass. arg. Fresh.
Quarterly per fess indented gu. and or in the
chief quarter a leopard arg. Besaynt or
Besanit.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first quarter a leopard
pass. sa. Say.
Vert a leopard ramp, reguard. arg. Cotton.
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BEAST. LION
.... a denii lion ramp, couped gn. Hofner.
Arg. a demi lion ramp. gu. Betkyne, V*. Sir
Betkyne Denet, V. Dennet, V*. Malory, V.
Arg. a demi lion ramp. sa. Meevin, co. Cam-
bridge. Mervyn, co. Wilts., V. And charged
with afleur-de-lis ortbr diff. MERViN,Pertwood,
co. Wilts. Mervyn, Trellick Castle, co. Tyrone.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis or a demi lion ramp. arg.
Merevall. Moeenill or Morvixe, France.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis arg. a demi lion ramp,
or. Morvile, W. Morvyle, F*.
Az. flor.v or a demi lion ramp. arg. and a bend gu.
Sire William Morele, 0.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis or a demi lion ramp, of
the second. Morvile or Morenill, France.
Erm. a demi lion couped az. collared or. Card
or Caikd.
Gu. a demi lion ramp. arg. Denet.
Gu. a demi lion ramp, erased arg. Lutwidge.
Gu. a demi lion erect in a tun arg. Hopton.
Gu. a demi lion ramp. arg. crowned or. Grave.
Green, W.
Gu. a demi lion ramp. arg. tail forked. Stokes.
Or a demi lion ramp. az. issuing out of a chair
resembling a mural coronet reversed arg.
Talstock, V.
Or a demi lion ramp. az. in a mural crown re-
versed arg. Talstock, V*.
Or a demi lion issuant from a tun gu. Hopton.
Or a demi lion ramp, enhanced double-tailed gu.
William Maulare, E.
Or a demi lion ramp. sa. Talstock.
Per chev. sa. and arg. in base a demi lion couped
gU. PlCKERNELL.
Per chief gu. and arg. in the first a demi lion
ramp, of the second a 5-foil of the first for diff.
Weldon, Cookhanl, Bray, and Shaftesbroke,
co. Berks ; and Northumberland.
Per fess arg. and vert in chief a demi lion ramp.
gu. Gise.
Per fess gu. and arg. in chief a demi lion of the
second armed or langued az. Weldon, Kent.
Per fess or and gu. a demi lion ramp. vert.
Wharton.
Sa. a demi lion ramp. arg. Pulham, V.
. . . billety .... a lion pass. Robert Hayton,
c. 1424, brass at Threddlethorpe, co. Lincoln.
... semy of 3-foils slipped .... a lion pass.
.... crowned .... John de Lisle, Lord of
Burlee, temp. Edward III; seal V.
... a lion pass, guard .... Town of
Milbourneport, co. Somerset.
... a lion pass, guard, toward the sinister side
(Attributed to) William, Earl of
Gloucester, ob. 1183, Z, 48.
... a lion ramp Ralph Botiler, 1275, in
Badminton churchyard.
Arg. a lion ramp quartering per pale arg.
and gu. over all a lion ramp , with or a
lion ramp , and .... a chevron .... be-
tween three serpents erect wavy . . . tails
barbed. Mahoney, Dromore Castle, co. Kerry :
an old seal.
.... a lion ramp with seven quarterings.
Thomas Jeffry : seal, 1 Feb. 1G35.
. . . . a lion ramp holding a baton ....
(The ancient arms of) Trevelyan, Nettlecomb,
co. Somerset, Bart.
. . . . a lion ramp. sa. over all a bend sinister or.
Meredith, Oswestry, co. Salop.
.... crusilv patty .... and a lion ramp
Tuchet,1301.
BEAST. LION cont.
.... a lion ramp crowned .... Keigwin,
Penzance, co. Cornwall.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, az. debruised by a pule
gu. Tennant.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. Sire de Ardene, A.
Birnell, co. Lincoln. Bremond. Piers
Bruis de Skelton, Y. Piers de Brus, B,
or de Bruys, P. Bruse, Kent. Courtney,
quartering or three torteaux. Creighton,
Earl of Erne, quartering arg. on a chevron az.
betw. three sprigs of laurel vert as many
boar's heads of the first. Creighton, Crum
Castle, co. Fermanagh. Erne. Monsire de
Faconberge, Y. Sir Walter de Faconbrige,
temp. Edward I, V, who m. a coheiress of
Peter Brus, Lord of Skelton, V. Falconbridge,
quartered by Nevill and Conyers, U.
Fauconberg, temp. Edward I. Sir Walter
Fauconberge, I, or Wauter Faucounberge, N.
Le S. le Faukonberge, S. Fauconberge, Y.
Fauconbridge or Fawconbridge. Ferquhar
and Farquhar, Scotland, quartering az. a si-
nister hand apaumy arg., with or a galley sa.
flags gu., and arg. a tree vert, over the quarter-
ings a crescent gu. Galloway, Lord Dunkell.
Gunby, V*. Hamon. Handeloe, Williamstrip,
co. Gloucester. Hanlow. King, co. Hereford.
Kylche. Lisle or Lile. Mitchenson or
Michenson. Steede or Stead, Warham,
Northall, co. Norfolk ; quartered by D'Oyley.
Wandford, co. Nottingham.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. a label of three points gu.
Fawconberge.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. a label gu. Colvile. Isle
of Ely. John Corvylle of Marshland, Y, but
in pencil Nevill.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. a bend compony of the first
and gu. Fulton.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. over all a bendlet compony
erm. and gu. Fulton.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. over all a bend compony
gu. and or. Sir Richard Dockesey, co. Salop,
temp. Edward III, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. over all a bend compony or
and gu. Dockeley. Dockesey, V*. Dorksey,
co. Salop. Fawconbridge.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. a dexter baton compony or
and gu. Sir Richard de Dockesseye, N. M.
Wralter de Faconberge, Y. Sir Waultre
Faucomberge, M. Sir Walter Fauconberge, N.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. over all a bend gu. Arderne.
Augustinian priory at Gisborne, Giseburn, or
Gysburgh, co. York. Tott, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. depressed by a bend or.
Fauconbridge.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. over all a bendlet gu. Sire
de Ardene, A. Gerard. Tokett or Tockette,
Tocket, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. debruised with a bendlet or.
Clifton. Sir Walter Fauconbridge, Essex,
temp. Edward III, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. over all on a bendlet gu.
three escallops of the field. Taylor, Dublin, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. debruised with a fess gu.
Sutton, Essex.
Arg. billetty a lion ramp. az. Huntington.
Arg. crusily of crosses croslet gu. a lion ramp. az.
Montford. Sire de Montfort, N. Thomas
de Mountford, P. Thomas Mountford, Y.
Arg. crusily fitchy gu. a lion ramp. az. Mountford,
co. York.
Arg. flory and a lion ramp. az. Bratost.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. in his dexter paw a thistle
ppr. Gallaway, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. armed gu. Braytoft.
Clifton.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. armed and langued gu.
Bruce, Carnock, Scotland ; quartering or a
saltire and chief gu. Crichton, That Ilk, co.
Edinburgh, Lord Crichton and Viscount
Frendraught ; quartering arg. a saltire and
chief az. over all on an escucheon az. three
stars arg. within a double tressure flory coun-
terflory or. Crichton, Cairnes, Scotland,
quartering Cairnes. Crichton, Sanquhar,
Earl of Dumfries, a cadet of Frendraught,
quartering Stewart. Falconbridge. Fitz-Rery.
Lyon, Scotland.
Arg. a dragon vert and a lion az. crowned gu.
combatant. Tame, Fairford, co. Gloucester.
Arg. a wivern vert combating with a lion ramp.
az. crowned or. Tame, co. Oxford.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. crowned or. Fitz-Kery,
Ireland, V. Pickering,
Arg. a lion ramp. az. ducally crowned or.
Pickering.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. crowned with a coronet of
four balls or. (?) Ralph de Maidstone, Bishop
of Hereford 1234-9 ; or (?) Hugh de Mapenore,
Bishop of Hereford 1216-19.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. crowned gold depressed by a
fess compony or and of the second. Myld, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked az. Faconberge,
Lord of Shelton. Waudeford.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed az. Wondesford.
Arg. a lion ramp, with two heads az. Mason,
Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, az. Braytoft, co.
Lincoln.
Arg. a lion ramp, barruly gu. and .... Hesse
Cassel, Z, 566.
Arg. a lion ramp, chequy az. and or. Cobeham,
V. Cobham.
Arg. a lion ramp, chequy az. and or armed gu.
Cokeham.
Arg. a lion .... chequy or and az. Cobeham, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, chequy or and sa. Sire Rauf
de Cobham, 0.
Arg. a lion ramp, chequy or and vert armed gu.
Cokeham.
Arg. a lion ramp. erm. gorged with a collar or.
Gutllim, Westbury and Minsterworth, co.
Gloucester, 1571.
Arg. a lion ramp, ermines collared or. Gwixltm,
co. Hereford.
Arg. a lion ramp, ermines armed sa. collared or.
Aguilliams.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. Clare or Clarke ; the
heiress m. Peake about 1 400. Petit, V. Petit,
Ardevora, Cornwall; the coheirs m. Arundel,
Sayer, and Killigrew. Quesnes.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. over all a pale az. Dring.
Arg. on a mount vert a lion pass. gu. against a
tree ppr. Perraeo.
Arg. a lion pass, crowned gu. Dabclington.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. crowned or on a mound az.
environed with a circle and ensigned with a
cross avellane of the third. Ogilvy, Glashaugh,
Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. Catte. Ogllvte,
Boyne, Scotland, Bart. ; quartering Eamiston ;
over all dividing the quarters a cross engr.
sa. for Sinclair, Deskford. Quarleton, V.
QlTAKLTON. QUERLETON.
BEAST. LION... cont.
Arg. goutty de sang a lion pass, guard, gu. Birn
or Brin, Ireland.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. armed and langued
az. crowned with an imperial crown ppr.
Ogilvie, Milltoun, Scotland, certified 2 Sept.
1779; quartering per fess or and az. a galley of
the first masts sails arid tackling ppr. in the
dexter chief point a dexter hand couped in fess
holding a dagger in pale gu. in the sinister
chief point a cross patty fitchy of the last, and
Sinclair.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. ducally gorged or.
Ogilby.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned or. Sir
Warren fle Lisle, R. Ogilvy, Lord Banff;
quartering arg. three popinjays vert beaked
and membered gu.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned with an an-
tique crown or. Angus, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. royally crowned or.
Ogilvie, Rothemay, Scotland ; quartering
Eamiston, over all dividing the quarters a
cross engr. sa. charged in chief with a crescent
arg.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. imperially crowned
ppr. Grant Ogilvie, Earl of Seafield; quar-
tering Sinclair ; second and third grand quarters,
Grant. Ogilvie, Earl of Findlater, with the
same quarterings.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned with an im-
perial crown and collared with an open one or.
Ogilvie, Earl of Airlie, Alyth, and Lintrathen.
Ogilvie, Innerquharity, co. Forfar, Bart.,
quartering Ramsay. Ogilvy, Balbigno, Scot-
land, with the same quartering within a bor-
dure az.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. Angas or Anges.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. Ashley. Aslie. Atwood.
Baldrington. Beamish, Cork. Beaumont.
Blomer, Cowley, co. Gloucester. Bokenham.
Brunfold. Buckingham. Champney, co. De-
von. Chetwood, V. Crammond, Scotland ;
quartering or a dexter hand couped fesswise
holding a cross croslet fitchy gu., with per fess
or and vert in chief a galley of three masts
oars in action sa. in base a salmon naiant arg.,
and arg. a tree eradicated vert, in surtout an
escucheon az. charged with a bend betw. three
pelicans in their nests arg. Donald, quarter-
ing or an arm in armour fesswise ppr. holding
a cross croslet fitchy gu., with or a galley oars
in action sa. flags gu., and vert a salmon naiant
arg. Dcndas, that Ilk. Edridge, London,
and Shipdham, Norfolk. Edrik. Egerton.
Ettrick, High Barns, co. Durham. Fergus.
Ieuarn Gadarn. Gerabd. Gerney, Norfolk.
Gray, Ouchester. Havering, co. Wilts.
Hulton, Donington, co. Lincoln, and Parke.
Hulton, Hulton. Ivye, co. Oxford, and West
Keynton, co. Wilts. ; quartering arg. a fess em-
battled gu. betw. three annulets sa. Jermyn.
Jones, Nass, near Lydney, and Hay Hill, near
Newnham, co. Gloucester. Joye, West King-
ton, co. Wilts. Lamare. Legh, High Legh,
co. Chester; quartering Cornwall, Mortimer,
Lenthall, Grey, and Basset. Leigh, Dublin ;
certified C Feb. 1677. Leigh, co. Chester, V.
Leon, as borne quartered with Castile, by
Eleanor, Queen of Edward I. Lyons.
Macalester, Loup and Kennox, Scotland ; de-
rived from Angos Mor, of the Isles; quartering
or a dexter arm in armour couped fesswise
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
holding a cross crosslet fitchy gu., with or a
galley oars in saltire sails furled sa. flags gu.,
and vert a salmon naiant in fess arg.
Macai.esteh, Rosehill and Barr, Scotland, with
the same quarterings. Macalister, Glenbarr,
co. Argyll, derived through Macalister, Strath-
aird, from the Lords of the Isles, with the
same quarterings. Mac Daniel, Ireland ;
quartering arg. a hand couped in fess holding
a cross croslet fitchy gu., with or a lymphad sa.,
and gu. a fish naiant ppr. M'Donald, St.
Martin's ; quartering or a hand in armour hold-
ing a cross croslet fitchy gu., with or a lymphad
sails furled sa., and per fess arg. and vert a fish
naiant in fess .... Bosville Macdonald, Baron
Macdonald, Slate; quartering or a hand in
armour holding a cross croslet fitchy gu., with
or a lymphad sails furled sa., and vert a salmon
naiant in fess arg., second and third grand
quarters Bosville. Macdonald, East Sheen,
Surrey, Bart., with the same quarterings.
M'Donald, Kippoch, co. Inverness, with the
same quarterings. M'Lean, Ardgour, quarter-
ing az. a castle triple-towered arg. flags displ.
gu., with or a dexter hand couped fesswise gu.
holding a croslet fitchy az., and or a galley sails
furled sa. flag gu. on a sea vert a salmon naiant
arg. M'Lochlan. Morgan ap Meredith.
Petit or Petyt, Cornwall. Pettit or Petyt.
Talbot, Upper Lyne, co. Devon. Hugh de
Torbervile, A, Harl. MS. 6137, Turbevile,
D, TURBERVILE, E, De TURBERVILE, F.
Vandernot, co. Lincoln, quartering arg. three
chev. gu. Vebdon, co. Chester. Vinyan, co.
Cornwall. V. Wall. Laurence Womack, Bishop
of St. David's, 1683-6. Wood, co. Stafford.
Thomas Wood, Bishop of Lichfield, 1671-92.
And with due cliff., Ddndas, Blair Castle, co.
Perth, descended from Dundas, Dundas, quar-
tering Airth, Bruce, Henderson, Lauder, El-
phinstone, Drummond, Spital, Leslie, Lord
Lindores, etc. And with a label of three points
az. each charged with two bezants. Beaumont.
And with a mullet for diff. Leigh.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. M'Donald, Bowie, Scot-
land; quartering az. a dexter hand couped
fesswise holding a cross croslet fitchy arg., with
or a galley oars in saltire sa., and per fess wavy
arg. and vert in base a fish naiant of the first,
all within a bordure quarterly gu. and arg.
Arg. a lion ramp, in bend sinister gu: Vivian.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. facing the sinister side.
"Vivian, Cornwall, V. Vinyan, Cornwall, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a mount in base vert.
Vivian, Cornwall.
Arg. on a mount in base vert a lion pass. gu. in
front of a tree of the second. Winton, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bar sa. three
crosses croslet fitchy of the field. Colbrooke,
co. Devon.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bendlet of the first.
Sir Richard Egbaston, V. Oswalstre, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. debruised with a baton of
the first. Edgebaston.
Arg. si lion ramp. gu. over all a hend az. Ashelson.
Edgebaston, co. Leicester. Eschelaston.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. depressed by a bendlet az.
Edgebarston Eggebarston or Eggebaston,
quartered through De Boudon by D'Oyley.
Arg. a lion ramp, gu. debruised with a bend com-
pony az. and or. Scharington or Schevington,
V. Sherington, Shrimpling, co. Norfolk.
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Arg. a lion ramp: gu. over all a bendlet (a bend V*)
compony of the second and or. Lusyon, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bendlet compony
or and az. Lukin, co. Lincoln ; and co. Oxford.
Lukin, Dunmow, Essex. Lukin, Hythe, Kent.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a dexter-baston
compony or and az. Piers Lucien, F. M. de
Lucion, F.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bend compony or
and of the second. Lucion. Lusion, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bend raguly or.
Steward, Norfolk, V*. Steward, co. Cam-
bridge; Stantney, Isle of Ely; Gestwait, Hesel-
don, and Swardeston, Norfolk; and Suffolk;
granted 10 March, 1586.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bendlet raguly or.
Steward, Norfolk, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bend sa.
Branche, V*. Everingham.
Arg. a lion ramp gu. over all a bendlet sa. John
Branche, Norfolk, V. Fleete, Kent. Fleets.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a ribbon sa.
Abernethy.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a hend of the se-
cond three crosses croslet fitchy of the first.
Watton.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a bendlet of the last
three crosses croslet fitchy of the first.
Watford.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bendlet of the
first three crosses patty fitchy sa. Gibbins, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend or three
crosses patty fitchy .... Gibbens. Gibbines.
GlBBINGS. GlEBINS.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend sa. three
crosses croslet fitchy of the field. Waddon,
Plymouth. Walton, Addington, Kent. Watton,
Adlington. Kent.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a hend sa. three escallops
of the first. Spence, Brinsten, Scotland.
Arg. a liou ramp. gu. on a bend sa. three 5-foils
arg. Branche, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bendlet sa.
three pierced 5-foils arg. Sir Philip Branche,
Norfolk, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a bend of the first three
mullets sa. Egbaston, V*. Oswalstre, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend sa. three
mullets or. Fleet or Flote. De Fleete, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bendlet sa.
three mullets or. Sir Laurence de Fleete, co.
Lincoln, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a hend az. three
bezants. Bukenham or Bokenham, Norfolk.
Arg. a lion ramp, gu.on a bend sa. three bezants.
Egrevale or Egrewall. Egrtvall, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bendlet sa.
three bezants. Sir Robert Egrtvall, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. a dexter baton sa. bezanty.
Sir Edmond Cornwalle, L.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a chevron az.
Harris, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a chevron or.
Harres. Harries or Harris. Harris.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all a fess or. Rochfort,
Wexford.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. over all on a fess or three
crosses patty fitchy sa. Calbroke. Kilrington.
Kirlington alias Colbroke, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a fess sa. three crosses
formy or. Colbrooke.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. a saltire sa. Boatfield.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
Arg. billety a lion ramp. gu. Sir Roger de
Bolmere, N. Bulmer or Bullmer. Joan de
Sapi, E. Thomas Turbervile, Y.
Arg. semy of crosses botonny a lion ramp. gu.
Gtfford.
Arg. crusily and a liou ramp. gu. Walter
Bukeshull, T. William Giffard, E, Y.
Arg. crusily fitcby and a lion ramp. gu. Brett,
London. Faunt or Fant, co. Leicester.
Arg. crusily sa. a lion ramp. gu. William
Gifford, F.
Arg. semy of escallops sa. a lion ramp. gu.
(? William Maube, A, Harl. MS. 6137.)
Arg. nory az. a lion ramp. gu. Thorpe, Thorpe,
oo. York.
Arg. a lion ramp, holding betw. the paws a star
gu. over all a bendlet az. Fairly, Bread,
Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. holding up an esquire's
helmet az. Clephan, quartering arg. a heart
gu. royally crowned ppr. within a bordure az.
charged with eight buckles or on a chief of the
fourth three mullets of the first.
Arg. a lion ramp, holding betw. the paws a
human heart gu. in the centre chief point a
crescent az. thereon a mullet silver for diff.
Dundas, Richmond, Surrey; and Llanelly, co.
Carmarthen, Bart.
Arg. on a mount vert a lion ramp, looking to the
sinister gu. supporting an orange tree leaved
and fructed proper. De la Motte.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. unarmed or. Albone.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed or. Lighton,
Ullishaven, Scotland. Macdonald, Mayderty,
Scotland, quartering or a dexter hand couped
fesswise holding a cross croslet fitchy gu., with
or a lyniphad .... in base a salmon naiant in
sea vert, and arg. an oak tree vert surmounted
by an eagle or.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed az. over all a bend
sa. Branche.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed az. over all on a bend
sa. three 5-foils of the field. Branche.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued az.
Ashenden. Bokenham, Stoke Ash, Norfolk,
1716. Hulton, Hulton, co. Lancaster.
Lighton, Sweden, descended from Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued or.
Astley. Astley or Asteley, co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed sa. Vyvyan, Trelo-
warren, Cornwall, Bart.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. collared of the field.
Reddish, Berifield, co. Berks. Sir Richard
Stakpoll, co. Gloucester, temp. Edward I, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. collared or. Ashenden, V.
Eyseldon, co. Devon, V. Eysseldon, co.
Devon. (? Sir John de Havering,!!.) Rediche,
Rediche, co. Lancaster; confirmed 15 May, 1587.
Reddish, Redishe, co Dorset; Redishe, co.
Lancaster ; and Mayden, co. Wilts. Stackpole.
Sir Richard de Stakepol, N. Stakepowle
Stakepoole or Stakepoll, co. Gloucester.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. gorged with a collar or
charged with three ogresses. Ashdoun or
Ashdown.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. collared and chained or.
Ashenden.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. collared and chained or
crowned with an antique crown of the last.
Ure, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp, crowned gu. Monsire
d'ERELiNGTON, Y. Henry Hertlington, F.
BEAST.
LION cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or.
Constable. Sir .... de Hilton, co. Lancas-
ter, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or. Bavent.
Halton, co. Lancaster. Hilton, co. Lancaster
and co. York. Hotton. Hulton, Hulton.
Luxemburg, Z, 489. Napton, co. Warwick.
St. Paul. Earl of Poitou, Z, 95. Hugh
Tijrbervxlle, Y.
Arg. on a mount vert, a lion ramp. gu. crowned
or. Mount, Kent. Mounte, Kent, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned with an antique
crown or. Roche, Ireland. Sloan.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or a crescent for
diff. Turbervile, Sandford Peverel, co. Devon,
and Beere, co. Dorset.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or on a dexter bas-
ton sa. three mullets of the third. Sire Geffrey
de Cornewayle, 0. Jeffry de Cornwale, Y.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or over all
on a bend sa. three pierced mullets or. Sir
Geoffry de Cornwall, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or over all on a
bend sa. three mullets or. Sire Geffry de
Curteneye, 0.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or over all
on a bendlet (bend F* ) sa. three bezants. Sir
Edmund de Cornewall, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or over all on a
dexter baston sa. three bezants. Monsier
Symon de Cornwale, Y.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or over all on a
bend sa. three bezants. Cornwall, co. Oxford.
De Cornewall.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or over all on a
bend eng. sa. eight bezants. Cornwall.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or over all a bend
sa. bezanty. Sire Edmon de Cornewaille, N.
Sir Edmond de Curteneye, 0. But with a dex-
ter baston bezanty instead of a bend, Sire
Edmond de Cornewaille, 0.
Arg. semy of crosses croslet a lion ramp. gu.
crowned or. Sire Stevene Barret, 0. Brewes,
co. Buckingham. Brewes, Stinton, co. Norfolk,
descendant of the Lords Braose of Bramber.
Brewse, Suffolk.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or armed and
langued az. Hylton, Farnworth, quartering
Hall.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned and chained or.
Urrie.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned sa. M. de
Lovetoft, Y.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on his head a helmet az.
Clapham, Scotland. Clephan, Carslogie, Scot-
land.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. enraged az. Ethrick, Earl
of York.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. incensed az. Morgan ap
Meredith, Lord of Tredegar, co. Monmouth ;
his heiress m. Llewellin ap Ivor, Lord of St.
Clere, ancestor of the Morgans of Tredegar.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. langued az. Armenia, im-
paling Jerusalem, and az. three bars arg. over
all a lion ramp. gu. langued az. all tierced, Harl.
MS., 6829, fo. 46.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. langued az. holding betw.
his paws a man's heart ppr. Dundas, Dud-
dingstoun, West Lothian; descended from Dun-
das, of that Ilk; quartering Hamilton, Lynde-
sey,Crawfurd, Dreghorn, etc. And with a cres-
cent for diff. Dundas, Manner, Scotland.
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. langued sa. Vinyan, Corn-
wall, V.
Arg. on a mount vert a lion ramp. gu. crowned or
tail arg. Mount, F*.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked gu. W. de Bavesor,
F. Brewer. Brewse, Norfolk, temp. Edward
III. Havering. Richard de Haveringes,
E. William de Havering, Y. Monsire de
Haveringe, Y. Mountford, V. Novant, co.
Devon. St. Paul, co. Lincoln. Walleis, co.
Leicester.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed gu. Havering.
Hulton, Bevis Mount, co. Hants., and Wrex-
ham Hall, Norfolk. Mountford, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed gu. one of the
tails coward. Wallis, quartered by Danvers.
Arg. crusily a lion ramp, tail forked gu. William
de Breuse, Bishop of Llandatf, 1266-87. Sire
Robert le Venour, N.
Arg. crusily a lion ramp, tail forked and renowed
gu. Sire Giles de Breouse, N.
Arg. crusily fitchy a lion ramp, tail forked gu.
M. John Brewes, S.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed gu. col-
lared of the first. Havering, co. Dorset. Sir
Richard Havering, Halton Park, V. Sir John
Havering, co. Wilts, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed gu. collared of the
first. Havering, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked gu. collared az.
Sire Johan de Havering, N.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and renowed gu.
collared or. Sir John Bencler, Suffolk, temp.
Edward III, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed gu. collared or.
Bencler, V.*
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked gu. crowned az.
Berg, Z, 489.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked gu. crowned or.
St. Paul, Snarford, co. Lincoln. Luxemburg,
Z, 313.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked gu. crowned ppr.
Peter, Earl of St. Paul, surnamed of
Luxemburg, Z, 407.
Arg. semy of crosses croslet .... a lion ramp,
tail forked Havering, co. Wilts.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, gu. Cattesby. Germy,
Suffolk. Gerney, Suffolk. Horn. Horne.
Horon. Sir Gerarde Horun, V. Jermy or
Jermyn, Antingham, Merlingforth, and Wyton,
Norfolk; Brightwell, and Stutton, Suffolk.
Jermyn, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. gu. Aginal, Cresseley.
Arg. a lion salient gu. Felbridge. Lighton,
Scotland. Petit, Ardevore, Cornwall ; the co-
heirs m. Arundel, Sayer, and Killigrew. Petit,
Cornwall, V. Pettit, Cornwall. Werdon.
Arg. a lion salient gu. collared or. Eiseldon.
Radish, co. Lancaster. Yseldon.
Arg. a lion salient guard, gu. Jermy.
Arg. a lion ramp, lozengy or and az. Cockham.
Arg. a lion ramp, per less gu. and sa. Joan de
LOVETOT, E, Or LOVETOFT, F. LOVETOFT, V.
Lovetoft Lovetot or Livetot,co. Huntingdon,
and Worksop, co. Nottingham, temp. Henry I.
De Lovetot or Luvetot, Lord of Hallam, co.
York, in Sheffield church. Lovetost, V*.
Lovett.
Arg. a lion ramp, per fess sa. and gu. John
Lovetot, F.
Arg. a lion guard, with two bodies counter, ramp.
per pale gu. and sa. Davy Howell, V.
BEAST.
LION.
.cont.
Arg. a lion pass. ppr. Deane, co. Leicester, W.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. ppr. Smith, V*.
Arg. on a mount vert a lion pass, reguard. ppr.
Smith of the Exchequer, W. Smith, co. Salop,
W. Smyth, co. Hertford ; Crednall, co. Here-
ford; Askham, co. Nottingham ; and Overton,
co. Salop ; granted 1590.
Arg. a lion ramp. ppr. Deane, Nortonpetrach, co.
Devon, W. Lascye, co. Lincoln, temp. Edw. I.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, ppr. Den, W.
Arg. on a mount vert a lion statant guard, against
a tree ppr. Town of Andover, Hampshire.
Arg. a lion pass. purp. Deane, co. Leicester.
Dene.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. Balderston, co. Lan-
caster. Richard de Baldreston, Y. Bayousse,
co. Huntingdon. Deane. Deane, Dedan, or
Dene, Newton Patrock, co. Devon and co. Lei-
cester. Sir Johan de Dene, N. Sir John
Dene, co. Leicester, temp. Edward I, V. Dene
De Den or Dedene, co. Leicester. Sir Roger
Fitz Roger, V. Sir Robert le Fitz-Roger,
J, Y. Leon, Z, 70, 129, 179, 250, 260,378,
475, 499. Wood, alias Deane. Wood, Hilt-
wood, co. Stafford. Skipton.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. over all a bend or.
Sandacre.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. over all a bend vert fretty
or. Sandacre, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. over all a dexter baston
vert. Monsire de Sandacre, Y.
Arg. a lion ramp, coward purp. Amand. Rowch.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. gorged with a ducal co-
ronet or. Story, London, 1634.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. crowned or. Sir John
Clemsby, co. Leicester, temp. Edward I, V.
Sire Johan de Cleuisby, N.
Arg. a lion ramp, crowned purp. Roche or Roch.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked purp. Shorey.
Story, co. Salop.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and double nowed
purp! Sir William Storey, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, with two tails purp. Sttjrrey
or Stury, Rossall, co. Salop.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed purp. crowned or.
Hugh Foliot, Bishop of Hereford, 1219-34.
Folliot, Pyrton, co. Worcester.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed purp. ducally
crowned or on the neck of the lion a crescent
for diff. Folliott, Ballyshannon, created
Baron Folliot, 1619, descended from Folliot
of Pyrton ; the coheirs m. Foley, Walker,
Powell, Jones, and Baugh.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. purp. St. Quintin.
Herbert St. Quintin, Y. Ranthe.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. purp. the tail reflexed
from betw. his legs over the back. Derouch.
Sir Amand de Rouch, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. purp. crowned of the
second. Eman, Windsor, co. Berks.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. Ball, Scotto, co. Norfolk ;
granted to Robert Balle by Cooke, IF. Bentley,
V*. Blunden, Bishop's Castle, co. Salop.
Breton, quartering sa. a mullet arg. Delafold,
V*. Jenkin Llwyd. Lempy. V*. Pynock, F*.
Stapleton, F*. Wakefare, V*.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. over all two bills (battle-axes,
V*) in saltire the staves gu. headed of the first.
Gibon, V.
Arg. a lion pass, in bend sa. depressed by a bend
gu. (N.B. The lion above the bend only ap-
peal's.) Henry Cresset, V.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
07
BEAST. HON cont.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. over all two tilting spears in
saltire gu. headed of the second. Gybons, co.
Lancaster, and Darsham, Suffolk.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. in the dexter paw a trefoil
slipped vert. Blunden, Ireland.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. the forefeet fettered or.
Madoc ap Adda Moel.
Arg. a Hon pass. sa. the forefeet disarmed. Ro-
bert Smith, Surrey, 1623, W.
Arg. a lion pass, disarmed sa. Smith, V*.
Arg. a lion pass, coward sa. Herwell.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, sa. Blunden, Bishop's
castle, co. Salop. Humphreys, Humphries,
Humpheis, Humphrys, and Humphryes.
Humphries, Ham Frith, Essex, quartering sa.
three nag's heads erased arg. St. Quintin.
William de Stone, F. Cadivor Vawr.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, tail forked sa.. Fletwick.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. sa. Smith, Honington,
co. Worcester.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. Ap Meredith, Wales.
ASHBY. BoRGENTYN. CHITWOOD. BOVILE.
Botfust, Suffolk. Branas. Casamajor, Pot-
terells, co. Hertford, quartering with sa. a
crescent arg. Cressy, Cressy Hall, co. Lincoln.
Leoline ap Madoc ap Elis, Bishop of St. Asaph,
1357-75. Fawconbridge. Sire Johan de Fenes,
N. SiredeFiENEs, A ; and soFineles, ,4, Harl.
MS. 6137. Fineaux. Foulk, Cilain and Pentre
Morgan. Fynes. Girardot, Allestrey, co.
Derby ; quartering gu. a chev. arg. Gouis,
Duntish, co. Dorset, temp. Edward II. Hakper,
Kent. Henston, co. Lancaster. Huxham, co.
Devon. Kinaston, Ruyton, co. Salop; quar-
tering erm. a chev. gu. Kynaston, Otley, co.
Salop ; derived from Iorwerth Goch, Lord
of Mochnant, younger son of Meredith ap
Bleddyn, Prince of Powis ; a heiress m. Main-
waring. Lentston. Lloy'd, Crogen. Long,
Scotland. Lostock, quartered by Atherton.
Maesmore. Mathew or Mathews, Hensol
Castle, and Castle Menych, co. Glamorgan ; the
heiress m. Talbot. Mathews, Upton Grey,
and Alton, co. Hants. Maurice, Bryn y
Gwalie, Barons of Pale yn Edeirnion. Madoc
ap Meredith, ob. 1160. Mompesson. Moegan,
Dudelston, co. Salop. Morgan, Tredegar and
Maucban; i.e. Morgan ap Llewellyn (ap Ivor
Lord of S. Clere) ap Llewellyn ap Ivorap Bledry
ap Kadivor Vawr. Newton, Suffolk. Paske.
Pomeroy, Berry-Pomeroy, co. Devon. Powys,
Lord GirTord. Rhys, Rug. John Fitz Roger,
A, but Robert, Harl. MS. 6137. Sir Herbert
St. Maris, L. Sempy, V. Smyth, Southwark.
Sir Miles de Stapeltone, N. Sir Nicholas
Stapleton, Q. Sir Bryan Stapleton, Carleton,
co. York, V. Stapleton or Stapylton, Baron
Stapleton, 1313 ; the heirs m. Metham, and
Dolman. Stapleton or Stapylton, Wighill, co.
York ; descended from Stapleton or Stapylton,
Carlton, co. York ; derived from Miles, first
Lord Stapylton ; a heiress m., 1783, Chetwynd.
M. Miles de Stapulton, S. Stapleton, Baron
Beaumont. Stapleton, Thorpe Lee, Chertsey,
co. Surrey. Stapleton, Baron Le Despencer,
quartering Fane, Neville, and Spencer.
Stapleton or Stapylton, Myton, co. York ;
created Baronet 1660 ; descended from Sta-
pylton, of Wighill ; the heiress m., 1770,
Bree. Stapylton, Norton, co. Durham ; a
branch of Stapylton of Myton. Vaughan,
Duddleston, co. Salop: derived through Davjd
BEAST. HON.... cont.
ap Madoc of Pentemorgan, from Bleddyn, Lord
of Dinmael, third sou of Owen Brogyntyn,
Lord of Edeirnion, Dinmael, and Abeitanat.
Wakeford, Norfolk. Sir Robert Wakefure, V.
Walkfare, Norfolk. Welles. Whitestones(?).
Whitson, Scotland. Williams. Wynn, Dud-
dleston, co. Salop. Wynne, Plas Issa.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a label of one point
gu. Bagecroft, Beccles, Norfolk, 1730.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a label of three points az.
Botfust, Suffolk.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a label of three points gu.
M. Robert de Morlee, S.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a label of five points gu.
Burnell.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a dexter baton az. a 5-foil
erm. Sire Richard de Egebastoon, O.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a bend compony gu. and
of the first. Browne, co. Chester. Fawcett.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a dexter baton gu.
Burnell, Ireland, and Essex. Hue Burnell,
E. Philip Burnell, D. Monsire de Pierpoint,
. the nephew, Y.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. debruised by a bendlet gu.
BuPvNell. Fines. Wat de Gey, F.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a dexter baton or. Sir
Robert de Perponest, M. Sir Robert Perpoynt
or Pierpont, L ; and also, but a mistake, Sir
John de Weylande, L, Harl. MS., 0137.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a bendlet gu. three mart-
lets of the field. Phelip Burnell, F.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all on a bend gu. three
round buckles or. Wat de Gei, E.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all on a bend gu. three
escallops of the field. Burnell, Ireland, V,
and Essex.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all on a bend gu. three
escallops or. Burnell, Ireland, and Essex.
Philip Burnell, E. Gayeon. Gibbon, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a bendlet gu. three es-
callops or. Burnell. Gibbon, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. debruised with a fess che-
quy az and or. Burley. Milde.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess chequy of the
second and first. Milde.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess counter-com-
pony az. and or. Milde, Suffolk. Myld, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess gu. Howell
ap Bennet. Benet ap Howell, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess engr. gu.
Powell, Filworth, Surrey. Ap-HowELL, co.
Gloucester. Powell, quartered by Davies,
Moor Court, co. Hereford.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a fess or three crosses
croslet fitchy of the second. Kikington alias
Colbrooke.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all on a fess az. three
bezants. Purchas, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all on a fess of the second
three bezants. Thwaytes, temp. Henry VI, V.
Thawits, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. debruised by a saltire gu.
Dell. Gotisle.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a saltire engr. gu.
Gotesley or Gotysby. Gotisle, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a saltire engr. gu.
charged with a crescent for diff. Goatley,
Canterbury.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. holding in the dexter paw a
fireball ppr. Ball, co. Chester.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. holding in the paw a rose
vert. Trante.
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Arg. a linn ramp. sa. holding a baton in pale az.
Willisby, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. supporting a ragged staff az.
Willisby.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. in the dexter paw a torteau.
Ludlow.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. holding in the dexter paw a
cbaplet vert. Trout, co. Devon ; granted 1588.
Arg. billetty sa. a lion ramp, of the last. Planche,
co. Leicester. Planges or Plaunches, co.
Worcester.
Arg. billetty sa. a lion ramp, of the last crowned
or. Planche, co. Buckingham. Sir....dela
Plaunche, N.
Arg. crusily gu. a lion ramp. sa. Robert Linet
or LrvET, A.
Arg. crusily and a lion ramp. sa. Sire William
Bukemynster, 0. Thomas Hautevtlle, Y.
Higham. Linnet.
Arg. semy of crosses croslet fitchy and a lion
ramp. sa. Hantvile or Handville, co. Devon
and Kent. M. de Hautevile, Y. Levett,
Salehurst, Sussex ; granted Dec. 1607.
Arg. semy of crosses patty and a lion ramp. sa.
Handvlle, Ulcombe, Kent.
Arg. semy of escallops gu. a lion ramp. sa. Wil-
liam Maube, A; Maufe, altered into Maube,
A, Harl. MS. C137, or Manfe, D. Sir William
Maufee, N.
Arg. semy of estoiles and a lion ramp. sa.
Buckminster, co. Northampton.
Arg. semy of fleurs-de-lis and a lion ramp sa.
Sire William de Bocministre, N. Monsire de
BOCKMINSTER, Y. BoKEMYNSTER. BUCKMINSTER,
Peterborough ; granted 24 March, 1578.
Arg. semy of 5-foils gu. a lion ramp. sa. Orrell.
Parkville or Pierrepoint. Pierrepont,
Holme Pierrepont, co. Nottingham ; created
Earl of Kingston 1028 ; Viscount Newark, Ba-
ron of Holme Pierrepoint. Pierrepont, Earl
Manvers.
Arg. goutty de sang a lion ramp. sa. Scriven,
Stapleford, co. Cambridge ; Frodesley, co.
Salop; and co. Worcester.
Arg. goutty de poix and a lion ramp. sa. Jake de
la Planoe, G. Delaplanch, co. Buckingham.
Arg. semy of mullets gu. a lion ramp. sa.
Pierrepont, Earl Manvers.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed az. Honston, co.
Lincoln.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed gu. Sir Nicholas
Stapleton, F.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. Madoc
ap Meredith, last Prince of Powys-Fadoc ;
and his son Owen Brogyntyn; from the latter
descended, using the same arms, besides
Hughes, Gwerclas ; Lloyd, Dolyglessyn ; Lloyd,
Crogen; Morris, Pale, the heiress m. Lloyd;
Branas, Branas ; Foulke, Cilan ; Owen, Plas
Issa, the heiress m. Lloyd ; the Barons of Cro-
gen and Branas, the heiress m. Ievan, Baron of
Kymmer ; Rhys, Baron of Rug, the heiress m.
Salusbury; Mae6mor, Maesmor, the heiress
m. Morris; Wynn, Pentre Morgan; (?John
Wynne, Bishop of St. Asaph 1715, Bath, etc.,
1727-43); Vaughan, Duddleston ; and Lloyd,
Ebnal ; the Barons of Cyniark, the Barons
of Hendwr; and Lloyd, Tyfos. Hughes,
Gwerclas in Edeirnion, co. Merioneth, and Pen-
y-Clawdd, co. Denbigh, quartering Cilin ap y
Blaidd Rhudd ; Madoc, Lord of Mawddwy;
Elystan Glodrydd ; Tudor Trevor; Ievan ap
BEAST. HON cont.
Llewelyn ; Howel, Lord of Nannau ; Philip ap
Uchdryd ; Ednowen ap Bradwen ; Vychan ap
Llowarch Goch; Rogers; Cadivor ap Gwaeth-
voed ; Tudor ap Griffith Vychan ; Rhys ap
Tudor; Llewelyn ap Griffith; Philip ap Ivor ;
Griffith ap Sir Howel ; Hwfa ap Kendrig ap
Rhywalon ; Howel ap Ieuaf; Llewelyn apYnyr ;
Sannde Hardd ; Owen Gwynedd ; Eledyr ap
Rhys Sais ; Kendrig Sais ; Marchweithian ;
Llewelyn Aurdorchog ; and Trahaern ; a
heiress m. Lloyd. Madoc ap Jevan. Lloyd,
Glansevin. Lodlow. Mowat, Balquhollie,
Scotland. De Monte Alto,1 252. John Ap Rhys,
Saeth Marchog-yn-Eideirnion, co. Merioneth ;
derived from Griffith Goch, son of Rhys-ap-
Ievan, Baron of Kymmer, Crogen and Branas,
in Eideirnion ; the heiress m. Salusbury.
Idio Wylt, before 1100. Lloyd Williams,
Gwernant.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed or. Bagecroft,
Bexwell, Norfolk. Morley or Morle, Morle,
Norfolk. Burnell. Lovell. M'DONALD.Stel-
len, quartering az. a dexter hand ppr. hold-
ing a cross calvary patty sa., with arg. a galley
erm. in the sea vert oars in saltire and sails
furled sa.. and per fess wavy arg. and vert in
base a salmon naiant ppr.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. langued gu. armed and
unguled or. Monsire Nicholas Stapleton, Y.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed or langued gu.
Farquhar, Mornie, Scotland, quartering az. a
sinister hand in pale couped arg., with or a
galley and .... masts and tackling sa., and ....
an oak tree vert.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. collared or. Denton.
Wyrrall, Forest of Dean, co. Gloucester.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. gorged with a ducal coronet
or. Lincolne.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. collared and chained or.
Ameredith, co. Devon.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. gorged with a collar and
chain affixed thereto reflexed over the back or.
Meredith, Radnor, Wales ; granted 1574.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally gorged and chain
reflexed or. Amerdley.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. collared and lined or.
Phillips, Yeovil, co. Somerset. Phillips,
Netley, co. Salop.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally gorged (? gu.) and
chained or. Phtllpps, Penty Park, Dale Castle,
and Mabws, co. Pembroke. Phtltpps, Picton
Castle, co. Pembroke ( derived from Cadivor
Vawr) ; created Baronet 1621, and Baron Mil-
ford, 1776. Philipps, Brides Hill, co. Pem-
broke ; descended from Philipps, Sandyhaven.
Phillipps, Middle Hill, co. Worcester, Bart.,
27 July, 1821.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned gu. Owen.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned gu. Beauchamp,
Essex. Mldlame. Powell. Rochford, Z,
487. Sir Herbert de Smareis or Desmareys, L.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or.
Lluellyn, South Withiam, co. Lincoln, 1654.
Morgan, Arkston, co. Stafford. Morgan,
Blackmore, co. Hereford ; granted 27 May, 1602.
Morgan, St. Bennet Finck, London ; author of
the Sphere of Gentry, ob. 27 March, 1693.
Segrave, Sealford, co. Leicester.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned with an antique
crown gu. Rhys Grug, South Wales.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or. Ashley, Lowesby,
co. Leicester. Sir Edward Burnell, temp.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
Edward I, V. Sir Edward Burnell, I ;
or Burnel, N. Sir Nicbolas Burnell, V.
Philip Burnell, G. The Barons Burnell.
Herlington. William de Morle, G. Sir
Robert de Morle, 0. Syr Roberte Morley, Q.
Le Sire de Morley, S. Le Sire Morley, 2'.
Morley, Droxford, co. Hants, cc. 1670. Morley,
Norfolk. Powell. Salisbury.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or over all
three bars gemel gu. Fairfax, Fowlington and
Walsingham, Norfolk ; and Setton, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or over all
a fess chequy az. and gold. Willock.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or over all a fess
counter-compony az. and gold. Midlesive.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned gold
over all a fess counter-compony az. and or.
Willock, V.
Arg. billetty or (? az.) a lion ramp. sa. crowned of
the second. Delaplanch, co. Buckingham.
Arg. billety and a lion ramp. sa. crowned or.
Sire de la Plaunche, N.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or armed gu. Syr
Roberte Morley, Q. George Morley, Bishop
of Worcester, 1660, Winchester, 1662-84.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned and armed or. Le
Sire de Morleys, Y. Morley or Morle,
Morle, Norfolk. Fitz-Rery, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. collared chained and ducally
crowned or. Phillips, London, 1634.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. collared and crowned or.
Darel, in Brodsworth church, co. York. St.
George, in Melton church, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. surmounted by an esquire's
helmet and chained or. Phillips.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. langued gu. Dundas. Sir
Nicholas Stapleton, Q.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. head paws and end of the
tail of the field. Sir Nicholas Williams, Ed-
winsford, co. Carmarthen ; the heiress m. Ham-
lyn. Williams, Lee, Kent ; and Carmarthen ;
derived from Williams of Edwinsford.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. the tail introverted the head
paws and brush of the tail of the field. Lloyd,
Glanseven. co. Carmarthen ; descended lineally
from Idio Wyllt, Lord of Llywel, co. Brecon,
son of Suthrie, Lord of Desmond in Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. the head paws and half of
the tail ash colour. Gwilt, Gwyllt or Wyllp,
Idio, South Wales.
Arg. a lion ramp, the tail elevated and turned
over the head sa. Buxton, Shadwell, Norfolk,
Bart.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. tail forked or. Molant.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. Bagecroft,
Norfolk. Sir Thomas Barynton, temp. Ed-
ward II, V. Sir William de Cresci, N. Sir
William Crescy, I. William de Cresse, E.
Cressi, in Milton church, co. York. Cressy
or Creswick, Birken, co. York. Sir William
Cressy, Essex, temp. Edward III, V. Thomas
Crecy, but in a later hand " modo Clifton de
Hodsocke," Y. Monsire de Cressie, Seigneur
de Horlesake, Y. Sir William de Morley, JET.
Havering. Sir Rafe de Stanlade, L, or
Stanlow, L. Stanlow, co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed sa. Barrenkton,
co. Leicester. Cressy, V*. Monleret.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed sa.
Stanlaw, co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and renowed sa.
Sir Rauf de Stanlawe, N.
BEAST.
LION cont.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and double nowed sa.
Sir Raufe Stanlawe, co. Stafford, temp. Ed-
ward I, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. a label gu. Sire
Roger de Crescy, N.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. a label of three
points gu. Sir Roger de Cressy, co. York, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed sa. a label of three
points gu. Cressy, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. a bendlet com-
pony of the first and second. Bavent.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed sa. armed and
langued gu. Cressey or Cressie, temp. Hen. II.
Cressy. Newton, co. Chester, and co. Oxford.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. collared or.
Denton.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed sa. gorged with a
chaplet or. Newton.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. crowned or. Sire
de Morlee, N. Sir Robert de Morley, V.
Morley, Norfolk. Stanlaw, co. Leicester. But
double tailed, Morley, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard sa. Cadivor Vaur.
Lincolne. Protheroe Prytherch or Ap
Rhydderch, Dolwilym and Plas Landra, co.
Carmarthen, and Bristol.
Arg. billetty sa. a lion ramp, guard, of the second
crowned or. Delaplanch.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. sa. Hewes or Hues,
Bromham, co. Wilts. Jenkin, Folkestone, co.
Kent, descended from the Jenkins of the north.
Jenkin, Minster, Kent. Jenkin, Stowling
Court, Kent, and Warbleton and Burwash,
Sussex. Mathew or Matthew, Castle-Mangoh,
co. Glamorgan. St. Quintin. Herbert St.
Quintin, Y. Meredith, Crediton, co. Devon.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. sa. langued gu. Price,
Glangwilly, co. Carmarthen ; quartering sa.
semy of 3-foils with sa. a boar pass, arg.,
az. a wolf ramp. arg. armed and langued gu., sa.
three scaling ladders betw. the upper ones a
spear's head arg. its point embrued on a chief
gu. a tower triple-towered of the second, and
gu. a chev. betw. three roses arg.
Arg. a lion salient sa. Altham, Essex. Ellereck,
Felbrldge. Honston, V*. Hontston, co.
Lincoln, V.
Arg. a lion salient tail forked sa. Clifton, Hod-
stock.
Arg. a lion sejant sa. Meggison.
Arg. a lion ramp, vair with a . . . . Monsire de
Caltoft, F.
Arg. a lion pass, vert armed gu. Touch.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. vert. Sherborne,
quartering vert an eagle volant arg. armed or.
Arg. a lion ramp. vert. Bugge, Scotland. Bulbeck.
Creeton. Jones, co. Salop. Lyon, Appleton
Hall, co. Chester; quartering Fairclough.
Lyons. Robsert. Roseberry. Sherborne,
Ribleton, co. Lancaster; quartering vert an
eagle displ. of the first. Sherburne, Stonyhurst,
co. Lancaster, Bart. ; the heiress m. Weld.
Sire Johan Spring, N. Sir John Springs, co.
York, temp. Edward I, V. Touch, that Ilk.
Walton, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp, vert a label gu. Senton.
Arg. a lion .... tail forked vert crowned or.
Hindmarsh or Hendmarsh, Kent. Hindmarsh
Hendmarsh or Hyndmarsh, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, vert. Cotton.
Sherborne; quartering vert an eagle displ. of
the first. Walton.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION .... cont.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, vei-t crowned or.
Hindmarsh.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, tail forked vert crowned
or. Hendmarsh, Kent.
Arg. a lion salient vert armed gu. Touch.
Az. a lion pass. arg. Lyband. Pagrave, W.
Palgrave, V. Palgrave, quartering Marasse.
Ithel Vyghan.
Az. a lion pass. arg. crowned or. Eberstein, Z, 871.
Az. a lion pass, guard. ai*g. Sir Guy de Astley,
V. Blomfield or Bloomfield. Hun.
Az. semy of crosses croslet or a lion pass, guard,
arg. Astley. Robert Asteley, Y. Monsire
de Astly, Y. Sire Robert de Dalton, 0.
Monsire Henry de Holland, Y.
Az. semy of crosses bottony or a lion pass, re-
guard, arg. Astley.
Az. semy of escallops .... a lion pass, guard,
arg. Sir Richard de Houlaund, O.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. Allye, Tewkesbury, co.
Gloucester. Alye, co. Gloucester. Arnold.
Athwat. Atlee, V. Atlee, Sussex.
Auchterlony, Kelly, Scotland. Cadrod
Calchfynedd. Cadwgan, Ystrud Flur.
Champney. Baron Coedmore. M. John
Colvyle, S. Couell, East Somerton. Crew,
Nantwich, Pulcroft, Holt, and Aston, co.
Chester. Nathaniel Crew, Baron Crewe of
Stene, co. Northampton, Bishop of Oxford,
1671, Durham, 1674-1722. Crew, Crew, co.
Chester. Crew, Durham. Crewe, London.
Cadwgan ap Grono. Harpur-CREWE, Caulke
Abbey, co. Derby, Bart., quartering Harpur.
Hetherfield or Hethersett. M. Henry de
Heton, S. Orton or Horton. Hiatt.
Kynnersley or Kynnardsleye, Loxley, co.
Stafford. Lamont or Lamond, Scotland. Love.
M'Dowall, Garthland, Scotland, 1630.
M'Dowall M'Dougall M'Dugall or M'Oul,
Lord of Lorn ; quartering or a lymphad sa.
with a beacon on the topmast ppr. Mackneil,
Scotland ; quartering arg. a sinister hand
couped fesswise in chief in the base wavy az.
a salmon naiant of the first, with or a galley
oars in action gu. on a chief of the last three
mullets of the first. M'Nell, Fear Fergus,
Scotland, with the same quarterings. Maude.
Viscount Hawarden ; quartering arg. three bars
gemel sa. and over all a lion ramp. gu. charged
on the shoulder with a cross crosslet fitchy or.
Roger de Mohant, G. Monhaet. Monhault,
co. Lancaster. Sir Roger de Monhalt, Lord
of Hawardin, V. Monhault, an escucheon to
Stanley, Earl of Derby, U. Montalt, Baron
to the Earl of Chester, and of Montalt Castle,
co. Flint. Monthalt. Roger de Monthalt,
B, or Munhaut, D, or Monhaut, E, or
Munhaute, I. Sir Robert Mohaut, H. Robert
deMoNTAUT,AT, orMouHAU^F.N, or Munhaut,
Y. Muhant. Ochterlony, quartered by Lyon.
O'Keefe, Mount Keefe, co. Cork; quartering
gu. a knight on horseback ppr., with or a pea-
cock in pride ppr., and vert three lizards or.
John de Orton, Y. Palgrave, Norwood Bar-
ningham, co. Norfolk. Pikenham. Powell.
Robsert. Rochfort, Ireland. Richard de
Wtlles, F. Yenn, London.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a label of three points gu.
Colvile, V*. Sir Geffrey Colvill, co. Leices-
ter, temp. Edward I, V. Glanfield, V.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a label of three points
gu. nine bezants. Covell, London. Cowell.
BEAST. LlON....c<mt.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a label of four points gu.
COLMERLEY Or COLMERBY.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. in chief a label of five points
gu. Aoluite, quartering or three chess rooks
gu., with arg. on a fess az. three bezants.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. and label gu. Sire Geffrei
de Colevile, N. Colvile, co. Cambridge, and
co. Lincoln. Couell, East Somerton.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a label or. John
Munhaute, Y.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend compony of
the last and gu. Beaumont.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend compony erm.
and gu. Beaumont.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend gu. Boyland,
Suffolk; quartering sa. an eagle displ. arg.
Colvile, Suffolk. Colvill, V*. Donewill,
Ireland. Gerard. Heyland, Suffolk. Wayland,
Kent. Wayland, T7*. Sir John Weyland, L.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bendlet gu. Sir
John Colvill, Suffolk, V. Sir John Wayland,
Suffolk, temp. Edward III, V. Roger de
Welonde, E.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a dexter baston gu.
Sir John Weyland, L. Monsire de Weland,
Y. Sir Johan de Weylande, N. Roger de
Welonde, E. The baton or, Sire Richard de
Weylande, N.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a bend indented gu. Tirrell,
co. Hereford.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a bendlet (a bend,
V*) gu. three escallops of the second. Taylor
of the north. W.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bendlet or.
Weyland, Suffolk.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a fess per pale arg.
and gu. Walshe.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a fess or three
roses gu. Harward, Merrow, Surrey.
Az. a lion ramp, with two heads arg. holding betw.
the paws a crescent or. Mason, Beel-House,
co. Berks, quartering Pomeroy.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. supporting with the fore-
paw a cross formy fitchy or. Peckingham.
Az. a lion rarnp. arg. wielding a sword of the last.
Julien.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. brandishing in each of the
forepaws a sword ppr. Hertigan.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. resting his dexter hindfoot
on the letter H. Town of Horsham, Sussex.
Az. billety and a lion ramp. arg. Grammer,
Ware, co. Hertford.
Az. crusily bottony a lion ramp. arg. Braytoft,
co. Lincoln.
Az. semy of crosses croslet a lion ramp. arg.
Braytoft, co. Lincoln. Holland. Howland.
Dalton, Croft. Kinersley, co. Stafford ;
and North Cleobury and Badger, co. Salop.
Kinardsey. Richard de Kinardsleie, 22. Sire
Huge de Kynardesle, N. Kynardeseye.
Kynnersley, Leighton, co. Salop.
Az. crusily or a lion ramp. arg. Monsire de
Dalton, Y.
Az. semy of crosses croslet fitchy or a lion ramp,
arg. Dalton, Myton, co. York.
Az. semy-de-lis and a lion ramp. arg. Holland,
Weare, Shipwash, and Upcott Avenel, co. De-
von; the heiresses m. Coham. Sir John
Holland, Quidenham, Norfolk, Bart., 1730.
Sir Robert Holland, I. Pole, Shute House,
co. Devon, Bart. Poole Pole or Pull, co.
Chester.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
71
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Az. semy of fleurs-de lis a lion ramp. arg. over
all a bend gu. Holland, London.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis or a lion ramp. arg.
Dalton, co. Lancaster. Meverell. Pole-
Wellesley, Baron Maryborough ; quartering
Wellesley and Colley. Robert Pull, alias
Poole, Lord of Barretspoole, 1280. Sir James
Poole, of Poole; baronetcy 1077; the heiress
m. Blencowe.
Az. a dragon ramp, or and a lion ramp. arg. com-
batant. Danney or Dancy.
Az. a lion ramp. aig. armed and langued gu.
Rochfort, Westmeath, Ireland, temp. Henry
II. Robert Rochfort, Chief Baron of the Ex-
chequer, 1 707, from whom descended Rochfort,
Gaulstown, Earl of Belvedere ; and Rochfort,
Clogrennan, co. Carlow.
Az. semy of crosses croslet or a lion ramp. arg.
langued and armed gu. Kinardisley.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. collared gu. Domville, co.
Salop. 'Domville, Templeogue, and Santry
House, Dublin, Bart. Domvile. Domvill, V.
DuMviLLorDouNviLL. Domville, V*. Gerard,
Crewood, co. Chester.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with an antique
crown or. M'Dowall, Logan, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with au eastern co-
ronet or. Macdonald, Scotland.
Az. a sea in base in it a rock ppr. on which
stands a lion ramp. arg. gorged with an open
crown or. M'Dowall or M'Dougall, Garth-
land, Scotland, 1604.
Az. a Hon ramp. arg. gorged with an open crown
or holding betw. the paws a man's heart ppr.
M'Dowall, Stodridge, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. collared sa. Lokyer, Much
Wenlock.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. maned or collared sa.
Lokyer, Idbury, co. Oxford, and co. Salop.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or. Alan, Gallo-
way. Alain, Sire de Galloway, F. Allan,
Scotland. Armeny. Dalton, co. Lancaster.
Dayrell. Degalloway. Douglas, Duke of
Douglas, the lordship of Galloway ; quartering
Abernethy, Wisbart, and Stewart, over all an
escucheon of pretence for Douglas. Douglas,
Bridgeford, Scotland, with the same quarter-
ings within a bordure indented or. Eberstein,
Z, 871. Le roy d'ERMENY, Y. Galaway.
Fregusiue, Sire de Galloway, V. M'Dowall,
Garthlaud, Scotland, 1661. Moreville. Orton,
1730. Tregusius.F*. Sir Walter Wentwage,Q.
Az. crusily fitcby or a lion ramp. arg. crowned of
the second. Salisbury.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with an antique
crown and imperially crowned or. M'Dowall,
Freugh, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. the tail .... Monsire de
Brune, Y.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. Atlee, Sussex.
Monhault, co. Lancaster. Payne, quartering
gu. a cross fiory or.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. armed and
crowned or. Pechey or Peache, Chichester,
Sussex.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. crowned or.
Crombwell. John de Cromwell, K.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. Robert de Dalton,
Y. Hun or Hunne, Essex and Kent; granted
8 Sept. 1572. Lee, Fitchworth, Sussex.
Powell. Thornes, Edge, afterwards Shelvock,
co. Salop.
BEAST. LION cont.
Az. semy of crosses croslet a lion ramp, guard,
arg. Dalton, Thurnham, originally of Bisp-
ham, co. Lancaster ; the heiress m. Hoghton.
Dalton, Curbridge, co. Oxford, afterwards
Stanmore, Middlesex.
Az. crusily or a lion ramp, guard, arg. S. Robert
Dalton, Q.
Az. semy-de-lis and a lion ramp, guard, arg.
Holland, Quidenham and Harleston, co. Nor-
folk. Sir Robert Holland, L, or de Holand, L,
Harl. BIS. 0137, or de Hoylande, N. Sir
Thomas Holland, Q. M.John de Hollander.
Otes and Thomas Holand, S. Henry de
Holand, Y. The original coat of Holand,
Earl of Kent, and Duke of Surrey, Z, 205, 217.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis and a lion ramp, guard.
arg. over all a bendlet (bend V.* ) gu. Holland,
Denton and Cliston, co. Lancaster, V. Holland,
Sutton, V.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis a lion ramp, guard, arg.
on a bend gu. an ostrich feather of the second
betw. two bezants. Holland, London, granted
18..
Az. semy of 5-foils a lion ramp, guard, arg.
Holland.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. the feet gu. Hum,'F.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. armed gu. Ham.
Az. crusily or a lion ramp, guard, arg. langued
gu. S. Robert Dalton, Q.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. crowned or. Gerard.
Horton. John de Orton, V. Orton or Ortun.
Az. crusily a lion ramp, guard, arg. crowned or.
Dalton, co. Lancaster; quartering barry of six
arg. and az. in chief three lozenges gu.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis and a lion ramp, guard.
arg. langued gu. Sir Thomas Holland, Q.
Sir Oiths Holland, Q.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, tail forked arg. crowned
or (another adds, langued gu.). Sir Walter
Wetwage, Q.
Az. a lion ramp, reguard. arg. Loyd.
Az. a lion ramp, reguard arg. crowned or. Calton,
Catsworth, co. Huntingdon.
Az. semy-de-lis or a lion ramp, reguard. arg.
Dalton, Norroy King of Arms, 1553.
Az. a lion ramp, barry of six arg. and gu.
Hulton.
Az. a lion ramp, chequy arg. and gu. Richard
Wikes, E. Wykes.
Az. a lion ramp. erm. Armeny. Brompton,
Norfolk. Sr. Fitz-Simon, co. Leicester, temp.
Edward III, V. Sr. Rauf Fitz-Simon, N.
Fitz-Symond, co. Lincoln. Sr. de Gerard, co.
Lancaster, V. Monck, Newcastle- on -Tyne.
Urryen. Urwyn.
Az. crusily or a lion ramp. erm. Johns.
Az. fretty arg. a lion ramp. erm. collared gu.
supporting a pillar of stone ppr. Clulow,
Echingham, Sussex.
Az. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or. Fitz-Gerard,
co. Lancaster. Gerard, Bromley, co. Stafford.
Gerard, Etwall, co. Derby. Peach or Pechey,
Kent.
Az. a lion ramp. erm. ducolly crowned or. Jarrett,
Camerton Court, co. Somerset ; quartering
Stephens, and Ridley.
Az. a lion ramp, double tailed erm. Peech, V*.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked erm. crowned or.
Gerard. Peche, Lullingstone, Kent. Gilbert
de la Peche, Baron, 13 Edward II; the heiress
m. Hart. M. JohnPEECHE,5. Sir John Peech,
Kent, V.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION cont.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, erm. Gerard.
Az. a lion ramp, erminois ducally crowned or.
Durell, St. James's Westminster; confirmed
10 Sept. 1771.
Az. a lion ramp, lozengy arg. and gu. Wykes,
Morton-Jeffrey, co. Hereford.
Az. a lion or and a dragon arg. erect and com-
batant. Danoey, co. Berks.
Az. a lion pass. or. Llewelyn Aur-Dorchog,
(with the Golden Torques) Yale. Bromfield,
Lord Mayor of London, 1C37. Loane, Kent.
Az. a lion pass, guard, or. Astley. Bekminster.
Bromfield, co. Stafford ; from Wales. Sir John
Bromfield, Suffolk Place, South wark, 1730.
Llewellyn Aur Dorchook, Yale, Wales.
Thompson, London, 1730. John Thomson, Au-
ditor to Queen Elizabeth, W. Thomson, Shal-
field, Essex ; and co. Lincoln.
Az. on a mount vert a lion pass, guard, or.
Fitz-Aer.
Az. a lion pass, guard, coward or. Hanmer,
Porkington, co. Salop.
Az. a lion ramp. or. Agar, Ireland, and
Cranham Hall, Essex. Beckingham, 1730.
Bellesine. Brampton. William le Breouse,
A. Brewse. Browne. Champney. Cheese,
Ridgebourne, and Huntington, co. Hereford ;
quartering Watkins. Cosyn, co. Dorset.
DARREi,L,ifarZ.MS.C137. Diddler. Dillington,
co. Hants. Ethersall, co. Lancaster.
Fitz-Symond. Foster. Garsey. Gerard.
Grasay or Grassey. Hampnes. Hetherfield.
Hothersell. Hughes, East Bergholt, Suf-
folk, Bart. Hughes, Wells, co. Somerset.
Ivan. Lloyd, Wales, and Maryland. Lloyd,
co. Hants. Meredith, Pentrebychan, co. Den-
bigh ; derived from Hugh Meredith, of Wrex-
ham and Pentrebychan. Meredith, Stansley,
co. Denbigh, and Leeds Abbey, Kent; de-
rived, through Meredith ap David, of Alington,
from Eunydd Gwerngwy. Joan de Neivtle or
Netvle, E. Hugo de Nettle, C. Sir Hugh
Ne vill, I, or de Neyville, N. Sir Hughe Ne vil,
Essex, temp. Edward, I, V. John de Nevile,
Essex, Y. Monsire le Nevill, Essex, Y. Nevil.
Nevill, Essex, and co. Nottingham. Orton.
Peckham. Philipse, Philipsburg, America.
Pickingham. Pykenham, V. Ripars. William
de Rode, A. Rowley. Anthony Rudd,
Bishop of St. David's, 1594-1615. Samborne.
Tudor. Whittle. Wilford.
Az. a Hon ramp, to the sinister or. Part of the
arms of Geldres, Z, 326.
Az. a lion ramp, or a crescent for diff. Hothersell.
St. Bride's, London, 1615.
Az. a lion ramp, or a label gu. Colvile or
Colwell, co. Cambridge.
Az. a lion ramp, or a label with five points gu.
Colvxle, Lullington, and Duffield Hall, co.
Derby, formerly of Carlton Colvile in Suffolk,
and Newton Colvile, co. Cambridge ; with fif-
teen quarterings.
Az. a lion ramp, or a bend compony of the last
(another vert) and gu. Beaumont.
Az. a lion ramp, or a baton erm. Calthorpe,
Norfolk.
Az. a lion ramp, or a dexter baston gu. M. Wil-
liam de Rodes, D.
Az. a lion ramp, or depressed by a bendlet (bend,
V*.) sa. with an erm. spot org. in the dexter
chief of it. Sir John Calthorpe, V.
Az . a lion ramp, or over all a fess gu. Willock, V.
BEAST. HON cont.
Az. a lion ramp, or over all on a fess sa. three
crosses croslet fitchy gu. William Barons or
Barnes, Bishop of London, 1504-5.
Az. a lion ramp, or holding a battleaxe arg.
Hethersett. Pykingham, V.
Az. a lion ramp, or supporting in the paw a cross
formy fitchy arg. William Rysom, co. York, V.
Rysom or Ryson, co. York.
Az. a lion ramp, or holding in the dexter paw a
hind's leg erased at the first joint arg.
Champanty.
Az. billetty and a lion ramp. or. Brun. William
Brune, Y. M. William Bur, S. Gesors or
Gessors. Jeffry. Nassau, Prince of Orange.
Nassau, Z, 606, 607, 609, 685. Nassau, Earl
of Rochford; quartering Dietz, with Vianden,
and Catznellogen, over all an escucheon for
Zuleistein.
Az. semy of crosses croslet arg. a lion ramp. or.
Brett.
Az. semy of croslets and a lion ramp. or. M.
William de Breouse, D, N, or Brewase, E, or
Breowse, A, Harl. MS. 6137. Breus, F. Wil-
liam de Brus, B. M. Thomas le Brewes, S.
Sir John de Brewes, co. Buckingham, temp.
Edward I, V. Brewse or Brewer, Wagford,
co. Buckingham. Goodrich, Seling Grove,
Essex. Jordan, co. Dorset. John Jordan,
Gatewick, 1302, Aubrey, Surrey, 1719, iv. 261.
Jordan, Catwick and Charlwood, Surrey.
Az. crusily fitchy and a lion ramp. or. Monsire
de Brewse, Y.
Az. semy of fleurs-de lis a lion ramp. or. Le Sr.
Beamonde ; quartering az. three garbs or, T.
Beaumont, Stoughton Grange, co. Leicester,
21 Feb. 1660; since of Cole Orton, Bart, de-
scended from Henry de Beaumont, made King
of the Isle of Man for life, temp. Edward I.
Le Sieur le Beaumont, S, or de |Beaumont, F.
Lewis de Beaumont, Bishop of Durham,
1318-33. Beaumont, Z, 113. Beaumont,
Gracedieu, co. Leicester, descended from Beau-
mont, Coleorton. Beaumont, Barrow, co.
Derby. Francis Beaumont, Master of the
Charterhouse, 1619. Coham, Coham, eo. Devon,
quartering Holland, Metsted, Bickford, and
Arscott. D alton, Kyrkby Mysperton, 1563.
Holland, Weare, Shipwash, and Upcott-Avenel,
co. Devon ; the heiress m. Coham.
Az. flory and a lion ramp, or over all a bend
compony arg. and gu. Beamond, V*. Richard
Beaumonde, but a note says, M. Louys
Beaumont, Y. And with a bendlet,
Beaumont, Lord of Folkingham. Sir Henry
Beamond, I, V, or de Beaumund, M.
And with a dexter baston, Sire Henry de
Beaumund, 31; or Beumond, Baneret, O.
Sire Henri de Beumond, N.
Az. semy of fleurs-de-lis and a lion ramp, or over
all a bendlet (bend, V*) compony erm. and
gu. Beaumont, V.
Az. fiory with a lion ramp, or a dexter baston
compony of six pieces gold and gu. Monsire
de Beaumont, Y.
Az. fiory and a lion ramp, or over all on a bend
gu. three keys wards upwards gold. Benedic-
tine priory at Holand or Holland, co. Lan-
caster.
Az. flory and a lion ramp, or over all on a bendlet
compony of six pieces arg. and gu. three mul-
lets sa. Beaumont, V.
Az. semy of roses and a lion ramp. or. Owen.
BRITISH AEMOEIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... com*.
Az. a lion ramp, or armed of the field. Beaumont.
Az. a lion ramp, or armed and langued gu. Almer.
John Almor, temp. Henry VII, derived from
Efnydd ap Gwenllian. Morgeneu, Dyffryn
Clwyd. Evnydd ap Morten.
Az. semy of crosses croslet gu. a lion ramp, or
armed and langued of the second. Broase.
Az. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. Dayrell, Lil-
lingston Dayrell, co. Buckingham ; quartering
arg. on three bars sa. six 5-foils of the field
three two and one. Darrel,/?, 334. Dayrell.
Shudy Camps, co. Cambridge, descended from
Dayrell of Lillingston Dayrell, 1579.
Az. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. supporting a
cross croslet fitchy of the third. Darrell,
Sussex.
Az. crusily and a lion ramp, or crowned gu. Sir
John (another, Thomas) Breues or Bruex, Q.
Az. a lion ramp, or armed langued and crowned gu.
William de Orrell, and his descendants.
Darrell Darell or Dorrell, Sesay, co. York;
a heiress m. Dawney ; Cale Hill and Scotney,
Kent; Littlecote, co. Wilts, quartering Calston ;
Pageham, Sussex ; Trewornan, Cornwall, etc.
Az. a lion ramp, ducally crowned or. Culler.
Darell. Darrell, Bengal, and Richmond,
Surrey, Bart. Sir Francis Dayrel, Castle
Camps, co. Cambridge, 1730. Jarrett.
Az. a lion ramp, crowned or. Schwarzenberg,
Z, 489.
Az. a lion ramp, murally crowned or. Villettes,
Bath, co. Somerset; granted 31 Dec. 1766.
Az. hillety and a lion ramp, crowned or.
MONTBLIARD.
Az. crusily and a lion ramp, crowned or. Brewis.
Brewse.
Az. semy of crosses croslet or a lion ramp,
crowned with an antique crown of the second.
Breawse.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked or. Bromhall.
Bromeall, V. Sir Robert Stapleton, co. Staf-
ford, temp. Edward III, V. Stapleton, co. Lei-
cester, and co. Stafford. Robert deSTEPELTONE,
E, or Stepeltone, N, or Stepleton, G. Sir
Robert de Stepledon, L, or Stapleton, L,
Harl. MS. 6137. Monsire de Stapleton, Y.
John Stepleton, Y.
Az. a lion ramp, double tailed or. Bromeall,F*.
Stapleton, V*.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked or crowned ppr.
Geldres, Z, 155.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked or unguled armed and
crowned arg. Monsire de Montryvell, F.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, or. Britley. Evans,
Rhyd-y-Carw, co. Montgomery; derived from
Llewelyn Aurdorchog, Lord of Yale ; the heirs
m. Davies and Owen. Etheresset. Assigned
to Robert Fitz-Hamon or Fitz-Hamond, Lord
of Gloucester, temp. William II, Z, 45, 48.
Fitzhamon, V. Hatherfield. Hetherfield.
Hetherset. Hethersete, V. Pagrave, V.
Hewes, co. Wilts. Sherborne.
Az. semy de lis a lion ramp, guard, or. Holland,
Earl of Kent.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, armed and crowned or.
Horton.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, or incensed gu. Robert
Fitz-Hamon, Lord of Cardiff.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, tail forked or. Lee, Lee,
Sussex.
Az. a lion salient or. Brinley, co. Berks. Ro-
bert Snowden, Bishop of Carlisle, 1610-21.
BEAST. LION cont.
Az. crusily fitchy and a lion salient or. Thomas
Breause or Brewse, F.
Az. a lion salient guard, or. Paringham.
Az. a lion segreant guard, or. Hetherfield.
Az. a lion statant or. Edmund Bromfeld, Bi-
shop of Llandaff, 1389-93.
Az. a lion ramp, per fess gu. and arg. Betsworth.
Az. a lion ramp, per fess or and arg. Bettesworth,
Tyning, Sussex.
Az. a lion ramp, vairy arg. and gu. Hulton.
Barry of four az. and arg. in chief a lion ramp.
or. Madeston or Madesson.
Barry of four erm. and or over all a lion ramp. az.
Bagnall.
Barry of four gu. and erm. in chief a lion pass.
or. Gifford.
Barry of four or and az. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Kuckfield.
Barry of five arg. and az. over a lion ramp. gu.
Walton.
Barry of five arg. and az. over all a lion ramp. gu.
crowned or. Willesmose Willesmot or
Wilmescot, co. Gloucester.
Barry of five arg. and az. over all a lion ramp, or
holding in the dexter paw a rose-branch gu.
Tudman.
Barry of five arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp, of
the first. Bicknell, London.
Barry of five arg. and vert over all a lion ramp.
gu. Chadoner, co. Stafford, W.
Barry of five az. and or over all a lion ramp. gu.
Hatcliff, V.
Barry of five erm. and or over all a lion ramp. az.
Bagnall, co. Stafford, and Wales. Bicknoll.
Barry of five gu. and or over all a lion ramp. arg.
Peverell.
Barry of five or and az. over all a lion ramp.
guard, gu. Oxburgh or Oxborough, King's
Lynn and Emneth, Norfolk.
Barry of five or and gu. over all a lion ramp.
gold. Breners.
Barry of six arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp. or.
Adajhs.
Barry of six arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu. Maud,
Hargood Hill, co. York.
Barry of six arg. and vert over all a lion ramp.
gu. Case or Casse. Case, quartering gu. a
chev. betw. three helmets arg., with gu. a chev.
betw. three men's heads couped ppr., gu. a Sa-
racen's head erased at the neck arg. wreathed
round the temples of the second and sa., sa.
three horses' heads erased arg., and .... a
fusil sa. within a bordure of the last.
Barry of six az. and gu. over all a lion ramp. erm.
armed or. Wakelyn.
Barry of six erm. and az. over all a lion ramp.
arg. Thenger.
Barry of six erm. and gu. a lion ramp. sa. crowned
or. Smyth, Newcastleuuder-Line, co. Stafford;
granted 1561.
Barry of six erm. and sa. a Hon ramp. or. Gibson.
co. Lancaster ; London ; and co. York.
Barry of six gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm.
Walkelin, Radborne, co. Derby; the coheirs
m. Chandos and Stafford.
Barry of six gu. and erm. in chief a lion pass or.
Giffard.
Barry of six or and erm. (another sa.) over all a
lion ramp. az. Bagnall, Kent.
Barry of seven .... and .... over all a lion ramp.
Thomas Atte Lathe's seal, Willinghall,
Norfolk, 27 Edward III.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. I-ION cont.
Barry wavy of seven arg. and az. over all a lion
ramp, of the first. Bulbeok, Kingston ; granted
24 April, 1550.
Barry of seven arg. and az. over all a lion ramp.
gu. crowned or. Wilmescott. Sire Henri de
WlLLEMESCOTE, N.
Barry of seven arg. and vert over all a lion ramp.
gu. Case, Barwick.
Barry of seven or and az. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Sir de Motjns, V. Mownes.
Barry of seven or and az. a lion ramp. gu. crowned
or. Willemscot. Willemscot, V*. Sir Henry
Willmescott, co. Gloucester, temp. Ed w. Ill, V.
Barry of seven or and vert a lion ramp. gu.
DORSELEY.
Barry of seven vairy gu. and arg. with or over all
a lion ramp, of the second. Peverell.
Barry of seven vert aud erm. a lion ramp. az.
Bagnall.
Barry of eight arg. and az. over all a lion
ramp. gu. crowned or. Marsh, Middlesex.
Washotjs.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp.
Sa. ESTOTTEVILLE.
Barry of eight arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp.
sa. crowned or. Egmanton, co. Lancaster.
Barry of eight az. and gu. a lion ramp. erm.
Fitz-Wakelin. Walkelyn, F*.
Barry of eight or and gu. a lion ramp. arg.
Jackson, Lochhouse, Scotland.
Barry of nine arg. and az. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Stratford.
Barry of nine arg. and gu. a lion ramp, or ducally
crowned per pale of the second and third.
Brandon.
Barry of nine arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp.
sa. crowned or. Wassthose,F. Wasthose,F*.
Wasthouse.
Barry of nine arg. and sa. over all a lion ramp. or.
Cocker, Croft, co. Lincoln.
Barry of nine az. and gu. over all a lion ramp.
erm. Walkelyn, V.
Barry of ten arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu.
Guyling, V*. Hawling, V*. Jackson, Scot-
land. Henry de Luconburg, D. Lusignan
(Cyprus), Z, 407. Stratford, Farmcott or
Farnscott, Guyling or Nether Guiting, and
Hayling or Hawling, co. Gloucester, 1623, W.
Stratford, Earl of Aldborough. Stratford,
Nuneaton, co. Warwick.
Barry often arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu. holding
a battleaxe or. Alexander, Dover, Kent.
Barry wavy of ten arg. and az. a lion ramp. or.
Elton alias Serborne,co. Hereford. Seborne,
co. Hereford.
Barry of ten arg. and gu. a lion ramp, or ducally
crowned of the second. Charles Brandon,
Duke of Suffolk, V.
Barry of ten arg. and gu. a lion ramp, or ducally
crowned per pale of the first and second.
Brandon, Suffolk. Brandon, Duke of Suffolk,
Z, 536.
Barry of ten arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp. sa.
Robert de Estotevile, A. Ostotevill or
OSTOTENVYLL.
Barry often arg. and sa. over all a lion ramp or.
Cocher. Cocker, co. Chester, W.
Barry often or and gu. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Stratford, Coventry.
Barry of eleven arg. and gu. over all a lion
ramp, crowned and sustaining a battleaxe or.
Alexander.
BEAST. LION. ..cont.
Barry of eleven arg. and sa. over all a lion ramp.
or. Cocker, Crompton, co. Leicester.
Barry of twelve arg. and az. over all a lion ramp,
gu. Ciprus. Sir Payne Delamarch, V.
Delamarche.
Barry of twelve arg. and gu. a lion ramp. arg.
Brandon.
Barry of twelve arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp.
sa. Sir Robert Estotevile, temp. Edward I,
Essex, V. Estotvile.
Barry of twelve arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu.
Chansey.
Barry of twelve or and arg. a lion ramp. gu. Sir
Geffrey Liseuian, F.
Barry of twelve or and gu. over all a lion ramp.
sa. Stutvile, Essex.
Barry of fourteen arg. and gu. a lion ramp. sa.
over all a bendlet or. Henry Pirpund, E.
Barry of sixteen arg. and gu. a lion ramp. sa. a
baston or. H. Perpund, F.
Barry of twenty-one arg. and gu. over all a lion
ramp. sa. Robert Destotvile, A, Harl.MS.
6137.
Barry of twenty-two sa. and arg. a lion ramp. gu.
Thomas de Chansi, G.
Barry arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu. Lemarch.
Namall.
Barry arg. and gu. in chief a lion pass, of the se-
cond. Malefont.
Barry arg. and gu. a lion ramp. sa. Robert le
Stotevile, le Normand, B. Sire Robert de
Estotevile, N. Robert de Stutteville, 0.
Barry arg. and gu.over all a lion ramp. sa. crowned
or. Washer, Lyneham, near Chudleigh, co.
Devon ; and Sunbridge, Kent.
Barry or and az. over all a lion ramp. gu. Ronordy
or Ronorby.
Bendy of six arg. and gu. a lion ramp. or. Ennys.
Bendy of six arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu. Yonge,
London.
Bendy of six az. and gu. over all a lion ramp. or.
Endas or Eneas.
Bendy of six or and vert over all a lion ramp. sa.
Donynge, Chichester, temp. Henry VII.
Bendy of seven arg. and sa. over all a lion ramp.
gu. Cutler, Ipswich, Suffolk, confirmed 21
July, 1612.
Bendy of seven or and sa. over all a lion ramp.
gu. Cdtler, Chantry, Suffolk.
Bendy sinister of eight or and vert a lion ramp.
sa. Dunyng, Rye, Sussex.
Bendy sinister of fourteen or and purp. over all a
lion ramp. sa. Dunning, Lord Ashburton.
Bendy sinister or and vert a lion ramp. sa.
Donning.
Chequy and .... a lion ramp Hoey.
Chequy arg. and gu. a lion ramp. or. Shergold.
Chequy or and arg. over all a lion ramp. sa.
Lyon's Inn, London.
Chequy or and az. a lion ramp. gu. M. John de
Armenters, D.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp. arg. Hoy, Mi-
danbury, co. Hants, Sheriff of London, 1812-13.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp. erm. Skarlet.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp, (another ramp.
guard.) of the first. Pocock.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp, per fess erm. and
sa. Skarlett, V.
Chevronelly of five arg. and gu. over a lion ramp.
sa. Winthorp, Groton, Suffolk.
Chevronelly of seven or and gu. over all a lion
ramp, of the last. Hasard, Syngleton, Essex,
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION....cont.
temp. Edward III. Hashlard,F*. Singleton,
Essex, temp. Edward III. Sir Hasbard de
Singleton, Essex, temp. Edward I, F.
Erra. a lion ramp. az. Elidyr ap Rhys Sais,
living 1050. Robert Creighton, Bishop of
Bath, etc., 1670-72. Ciuchton, Innerneity,
Scotland. Deckas, Knyton. Eaton Eaten or
Eton. Eyton, Eyton, co. Denbigh. Eyton,
Gaddesby, co. Leicester and co. Northampton ;
granted 1577. Hardness, Kent. Lewis, Gal-
thorpe. Libby, Stoke Prior and Bromsgrove,
co. Worcester. Sir John deLYLLE, F. MEDDor,
Meddop Hall, co. York. Medehope, Y.
Medehop, Trenant, Cornwall. M. James le
Pykering, S. Pickering, Threlkeld, Cumber-
land. Sutton, Sutton.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. crowned or. Mithorpe.
Mydhope, co. York. Pickering, Thorpe's
Lodge, co. York. Thomas Pikeringe, Y. Sir
John Pikering, Thirkeld, F. Pickering, Win-
derwath, Westmoreland; Gretton; and (temp.
Elizabeth) Tichmarsh,co. Northampton; quar-
tering Lascells. Pickering, Paxton, co. Hunt-
ingdon. Pickering, F*. Sir Henry Pickering,
Whaddon, co. Cambridge, 1048; Baronetcy
2 January, 1060-1. ADd with a cresoent on a
crescent for diff. Pickering, Tablehurst and
East Grinstead, Sussex.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. ducally crowned or.
Pickering, Hartford, co. Chester.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. crowned or. armed gu.
Pickering, Old Lodge and Clapham, Surrey ;
quartering Umfreville, Meres, and Weld.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. crowned and langued or.
Pickering.
Erm. a lion pass. gu. Drew, South Broom, co.
Wilts. Drew, V. Humphry Ellis, Kent;
(/ranted by Cooke, W. Legat, V. Leger.
Simon de Segre, E. Simon Segre, Y.
Segrey.
Erm. a lion pass. gu. crowned or. Secretye
SEGRETTYOrSEGRETY. SEGIRTI,F*. SeGRITI,F.
Erm. a lion pass, tail coward gu. Ellis, co.
Flint.
Erm. a lion pass, guard, coward gu. Ednvfed
ap Cynvrig ap Rhiwallon, living 1073.
Broughton, Broughton. Ellis, Alhray.
Powell, Alrhay.
Erm. in chief a lion ramp. gu. Stock, Ireland.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. Brerehouse, Norfolk.
Estengrave. Joan de Estengreve, E. Sire
John de Estengreve, J. John Estengreve,
Y. Griffeth. Jennence or Jennins, Bos-
mangan, Cornwall, and co. Salop. Jennings,
Harlington, co. Bedford ; Cornwall ; and co.
Salop. Legat, Essex, Kent, and Norfolk.
Legett. Thomas Logat, F. Stangrave, V.
Thorp, Gateshead. Turbervile, Whitchurch,
co. Devon. Woorley or Worley.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. over all a bend sa. bezanty.
Bryan, co. Chester and Cornwall.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. over all a chevron or.
Robert de Hardres, A.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or. Fanhope, co.
Devon. Hertington. Patishall. Monsire
de Pateshill, Y. John Pateshull, Y.
Turbervile, Beere,co. Dorset. Turbervill,F.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or armed and
langued az. James Turberville, Bishop of
Exeter, 1555-9.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. tail forked. Brewse,
Norfolk, temp. Edward III.
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Erm. a lion ramp, double tailed and nowed gu.
Bruss, V*.
Erm. a lion ramp, tail forked and renowed gu.
Sir Richard de Breouse, N.
Erm. a lion ramp, tail forked and double nowed
gu. Brewes, V. Sir Richard Brus, Norfolk,
temp. Edward III, F.
Erm. a lion ramp, guard. gu. crowned or. Woorley
or Worley, Dodington, Kent.
Erm. a lion ramp, reguard. gu. Oxman,
Rutland.
Erm. a lion salient gu. Worley, 1730.
Erm. a lion salient tail forked gu. Warley or
Werley, London. Henry Worley, Alderman
of London, F.
Erm. a lion salient guard, gu. crowned or. Warley
or Werley, London.
Erm. a lion statant guard (?gu-) Simon
de Segre, added in a later hand, F.
Erm. a lion ramp. purp. crowned or. Broy.
Broye, F. Panfull. Patishall. Payteshed,
F.
Erm. a lion pass. sa. Wither.
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. Broughton. Bulimore.
Edwards, Baron Kensington. Davies, co.
Denbigh. Edwards, Haverfordwest, co. Pem-
broke. Hanton, Ireland. Baron Jeffreys,
Chief Justice. Jones, Llwynon, co. Denbigh,
derived from Tudor Trevor, Lord of Whitting-
ton ; since 1780 Jones-Parry, Madryn, co. Car-
narvon, and LI wy norm ; quartering Parry.
Kendrick, London, W. Kenwricke or Kenrick,
co. Berks, co. Lancaster, co. Northampton, and
Ower, co. Salop. Kenrick, Lord Mayor of
London, 1652. Kendrick, Reading, co. Berks.
Kenurych, F*. Lambe, Troston, Suffolk.
Richard Leger Legot or Lazor, Lord Mayor
of London, 1345. Pritchard, Campston Hall,
co. Monmouth ; now Swansea. Roberts,
Hafod-y-Bwch. Cynfrig ap Rhiwallon, killed
1073. Kenury ap Rywallon. Rywallon, F*.
Sonlly, Sonlly. Stapleton.
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or. Turbervill,F*.
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. armed,.and langued or.
Edwardes, Baron Kensington ; quartering
Rich.
Erm. a lion ramp, vert crowned and ducally
gorged or. Dukes, co. Salop ; quartering arg.
a chev. gu. betw. three gillyflowers slipped
and stalked ppr., with az. three falcon's heads
erased arg., arg. three buglehorns stringed sa.,
and sa. three pheons arg.
Ermines a lion pass. gu. Sir Edwai'd Drewe,
Kyllerton, co. Devon, Serjeant-at-law ; confirmed
1593; from whom descended Drewe, the
Grange, Broadhembury, co. Devon ; now quar-
tering Prideaux, French, Wynard, Huckmore,
Fotheray, De Baronia, and Champernon.
Drew, Drew's Court, co. Limerick.
Ermines a lion ramp. gu. Edwards, co. Hunt-
ingdon, and co. Salop.
Erminois a lion ramp. az. surmounted by a fess
gu. Todman.
Erminois a lion ramp. gu. Vaughan, Nannau,
Wengraig and Hengwrt, co. Merioneth, Bart.;
quartering gu. a lion ramp, erminois ; de-
scended like Vaughan, Rug and Hengwrt, co.
Merioneth, through Howell, second son of
Ynyr Vychan, Lord of Nannau, from Cadwgan,
Lord of Nannau.
Fusily or and vert a lion ramp. arg. Gill, co.
Devon.
76
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. HON cont.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. Cashell. Delavache, co.
Buckingham. Thomas de Heton, Y.
Hulghton. MASSEY,Allerborough, co. Chester;
quartering or a mullet sa. William de Merc' or
Mert', F. Mowbray, V*. Neale Nele or
Nealle, co. Lincoln. Neale, Norfolk. O'Toole,
Ireland. Playter or Platt, Norfolk. Howell
ap Iorwerth o Von.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. collared az. Delamare.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. crowned or. Diepholtz
and part of Bruckhausen,Z,871. Fitzgerold.
Sire Warin del Idle, Baneret, 0. L'Isle. King-
ston Isle, co. Berks. L'Isle, Isle of Wight,
temp. Henry III. Lisle, Eamley, co. North-
ampton, and Northumberland. Wokingdon,
Essex.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. Delaware. Neale,
Norfolk. Redesdall, co. Lincoln. Ridesdale.
Redeshall, 1730. Riddesdall, V.
Gu. crusily and a lion pass, guard, arg. Sir John
del Idle, 0. Pederton, quartering or crusily
a lion ramp. az.
Gu. crusily or a lion pass, guard, arg. De Lisle.
Gu. crusily fitchy or a lion pass, guard, arg. Ge-
rard de Lisle, Y.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. ducally crowned or.
Lysley or Lisle, Harewood, Lyley, Kirkheaton,
Rothwell, and Warmfield, co. York; Mimwood,
co. Hertford; and Pewsham, co. Wilts ; quar-
tering or a fess betw. two chev. sa., with gu. a
lion pass, guard, arg. ducally crowned or in chief
three pierced mullets arg.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. crowned or. Warin
le Fitz-Gerald, B. Fitz-Gerold. Gerard.
Gerard de Lile, A, Harl.MS.61'37. M. Gerard
de Lisle, D. Sir Waryn de Lisle, L, V. Sir
John (alii Gerard) de Lisle, L. Sir Waryn
del Yle, N. Sir John de Lisle, R. Le Sb. de
le Lisle, S. Gerrard de L'Isle, Y. Lisle,
Brackley, co. Northampton ; and Felton, co.
Northumberland. Gerard, Lord Lisle, .£, 448.
Gu. crusily and a lion pass, guard, arg. crowned or.
Sire Gerard del Yle, N.
Gu. crusily or a lion pass, guard, arg. crowned
gold. Sire Robert del Yle, N.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. crowned with an an-
tique crown or and girt round the waist with
an annulet of the last. Ogllvy or Ogilvie,
England.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. Atwood. Augustinian
Hospital at Burton-Lazer, co. Leicester, im-
paling arg. a cross gu. Corbet. Duras. De
Duras. Ellis, Plas Yolyn. Everingham.
Randolf Gernons, fourth Earl of Chester, X,
(another the tail " estroict"), Y. Gilchrist,
Earl of Galloway. Gernet. Gervles or
Garvies, Pratling Magna, co. Leicester. Hum-
phrey Humphreys, Bishop of Bangor, 1C89 ;
Hereford, 1710-12. Kiffin, Essex. Conte de
Leycestbe.G. Lycke, London. Mackmorough,
Ireland, V. Mackemore. Mandeville.
Marchweithian. Markoe. Ingram del Mere,
C. M. Simon de Mountford, D. Moubray.
Sir John de Mowbray, L. MowBRAY,'.Earl of
Northumberland. Sire Johan Moubray, N.
SireJohande Moubray, J. Sir John Mowbray,
M. Robert de Muwbray, F. Roger Moubray,
P, Y. Moubray or Mubray, Barnbugle, Scot-
laud. RogerdeMouBREY,4,C, orMuMBREY, A,
or Moubray, B, or Mowbray, E, G. Mowbray,
quartered by Howard, Duke of Norfolk, U.
Mousire de Mowbray, Y. Mowbray, Lord of
BEAST. HON cont.
Axholme,P". Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, Lord
of Axholme, Z, 110, 205, 208, quartered by
Howard, Z, 35S,496. Nottingham. LeCounte
Patriz, C. Price, Foxley, co. Hereford,
Bart. Price, co. Denbigh. Price, Rhiwlas.
Price, Spring Grove, Richmond, Surrey, Bart.
Ranulph. Salisbury, co. Northampton.
Wallace, Craigie, Scotland, quartering Lindsay.
Dunlop Wallace, Craigie, co. Ayr, Bart. Sir
William Wastney, I. Roger le Ware, A.
Wallace, Wallace-Craig, Scotland. Warren,
London, and Shepperton, Middlesex ; quarter-
ing or a grenade sa. fired ppr. over all a fess
countercompony gold and az. Wynne, Voelas.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a label of three points az.
Mowbray, co. York.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. with a mullet for diff.
Wallace, Ingliston, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. in the dexter chief a mullet
of the second. Wallace, Bergen ; quartering
gu. a fess chequy arg. and az. all within a bor-
dure engr. or.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all two bars sa.
Salcliffe, co. York. Wallace.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend of the second.
Churchill, quartered by Mohun.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend az. Tylliot
or Tillot, East Bardsale, Suffolk, and co.York.
Gu. a lion ramp.arg. and bendlet az. Tyllioll, J7*.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. and dexter baston az. Piers
Tllyoll, X, or Tllioll, Y. Sir Robert Tillyolf,
M, or Tyllol, N, or Tyllioll, V.
Gu. a lion rump. arg. over all a bend compony of
the second and az. Walter de Wessington, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend erm.
Falcron.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bendlet erm.
Filchett.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a dexter baston sa. William
de Ware, G.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a bend engr. sa. Sir Phillip
de Mowbray of Scotland, M.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend vair. Aston,
Enfield, Middlesex. Aston, co. Gloucester, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a bend sa. three
crosses croslet fitchy of the second. Robert de
Oldefelde, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a bend sa. three
crosses potent fitchy of the second. Ouldfeild,
V*. OULDFIELD.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a bendlet sa.
three crosses potent fitchy of the second.
OULDFEILD, W.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all two hendlets or.
Playstow.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. and two bendlets or the up-
permost under the lower over him. Playstowe,
V.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a chev. or three
escallops sa. Schneider.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a fess voided sa.
Wallace.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a crosier or. Bayen.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. over all a crosier in bend
sinister or. Bayen. Odo, Bishop of Bayeux,
Earl of Gloucester (half-brother of William I).
Cistercian Abbey at Byland, co. York. Odin,
Kent. Odin, Boston, Pennsylvania.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. in the dexter paw a crescent
of the second. Salisbury.
Gu. a lion ramp, holding. in the dexter paw a pen
arg. Grey.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Gu. a lion ramp, holding in the dexter paw a
sword erect arg. Bergaigne, 10 Feb. 1631.
Gu. a dragon or and a lion ramp. arg. combatant.
Danncey, co. Gloucester.
Gu. a lion ramp, arg, supporting a wivern erect
vert. Danncey or Dauntesey, West Lavington,
co. Wilts.
Gu. setny of annulets or a lion ramp. arg.
Long.
Gu. billety or a lion ramp. arg. Sire Johan de
Creppinge, N. Grammer, London and co.
Warwick. William Gramary, Y.
Gu. crusily botony a lion ramp. arg. Henry
Gramary, Y.
Gu. semy of crosses botony fitchy and a Hon
ramp. arg. Delawarr. Laware or Lawarre.
Warre. Johan de la Ware, G.
Gu. crusily and a lion ramp. arg. Dalton;
quartering Bright ; Monument of Lady John
Murray,ob. 1765, in Sheffield Church. Lawarre.
Hantvill. Hauterill. Kinardesley, co.
Salop. Penleaze, High Cliff, Christchurch,
co. Hants. Joan de la Warre, E, L. Sire
Johan de la Ware, N. John la Ware, Y.
Roger de la Ware, K. Roger La Ware, A.
Gu. crusily and a lion ramp. arg. a label az. Sir
John de la Warre, L.
Gu. crusily fitchy a lion ramp. arg. Delawarr,
co. Gloucester and co. Warwick. Warre, Chap-
leigh, co. Somerset, sometimes charging the
lion with a crescent gu. Joan de la Warre, E.
Sir John la Warre, I. John de la Ware, but in
the margin Robert de la Wase, Y. Monsire
La Ware, Y. (? John de la Ware, Bishop of
Llandaff 1^54-56.)
Gu. crusily fitchy a lion ramp. arg. a bend engr.
sa. Delawarr.
Gu. semy of crosses croslet fitchy or a lion ramp.
arg. Ashwy. Foulkes.
Gu. crusily fitchy or and a lion ramp. arg. over
all a dexter baston engr. of the second. Mon-
sire Roger de Weston, Y.
Gu. semy of fleurs-de-lis a lion ramp. arg. Sire
Johan Deywille, N. Sire John de Euyle, 0.
Poole.
Gu. semy of 5-foils and a lion ramp. arg. Grace,
London.
Gu. semy of acorns or a lion ramp. arg.
Atwood. Chenduit. Pengelley, Cornwall.
Gu. semy of mullets and a lion ramp. arg.
Lister.
Gu. semy of nails or a lion ramp. arg. Bryn.
Gu. goutty .... a lion ramp. arg. thrust through
with two swords in saltire hilts downwards ppr.
Walters.
Gu. goutty d'or a lion ramp. arg. John de
Crepinge, G.
Gu. bezanty a lion ramp. arg. Monsire de
Hewick, Y. Hewikes. Nichol Hewik, Y.
Maltham Ratcliff, Y.
Gu. semy of ogresses a lion ramp. arg. Clifton.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. armed az. Astley.
Marchweithian, Lord of Is-aled, from whom
descended besides Tudor ap Robert Fychan,
Berain ; (the heiress m. Salisbury, Clough,
Wynne, and Thelwall); Price, Boch-y-raiadr;
Wynn,Llangynhafal ; Panton, Colesbill Manor;
Parry, Tywysog and Pistill ; Price, Rhiwlas,
Pant Glas, Giler, and Voelas.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. armed and langued az.
Mowbray.
Merioneth.
Price, Rhiwlas, and Gilir, eo.
BEAST. LION cont.
Gn. a lion ramp. arg. armed and langued gu.
Wynne, Voelas,co. Denbigh ; the heiress m. Finch.
Gu. a tricorporated lion issuing out of three
points of the escucheon all meeting under one
head in less arg. armed and langued az.
Edmond.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. collared az. Durneys.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. collared of the field.
Boxworth.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. crowned az. Marnham.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or. Clifton.
Clisson. Fourches. Furches. Grey.
Hallewton. Hallington or Hallowton. Sir
Thomas de Halweton, R. Hambly. Haward
or Hawerd. Hayward or Heyward, of the
North. Howel ap Ieva. Morgan, Mellhouse,
co. Durham; Visitation, 1615. Musard, co.
Devon. Paslew, co. York. Wakindon, V*.
Pershall. Sir ... . Wakyndon, V. Wayseter.
Weysandon. Wifrenton. Michael Wisringdon,
corrected in the margin to NicholasWoKiNGDON,
L. Sir Nicholas Wylfringdon or de
WlFRINGDONE,L. WOKINGDON, Essex. Nichol
de Wokendene, G. Sir Nicholas Woexngdon,
L, or De Wokingdone, N. Monsire de
WOKINGDON, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or. Haward
Hayward or Heyward, Brocton, co. Salop.
Woryndon.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or over all a bend-
let sa. Wickenden.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or holding
in each forefoot a bezant. Brinkhurst.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. crowned and langued or.
Salway.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. enraged az. Mowbray,
Duke of Norfolk.
Gu. semy of acorns slipped or a lion .... tail
coward arg. Cheyndute.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail erect arg. Randolph de
Gernoniis (? son of Randolph de Meschines)
fourth Earl of Chester; m. Maud, daughter of
Robert, Consul of Gloucester, son of Henry I.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. Brinton. Tho-
mas de Brinton, Bishop of Rochester, 1373-89.
Brynton, V. Le Conte de Leister, B, or
Leycestre, N. Moundford. Conte de
Mounford, F. Simon Montfort, Conte de
Leicestre,F;Z,87. Montfort, Earl of Leicester,
temp. John. Simon Montfort, Earl of Lei-
cester, temp. Edward III, V. Wauter Payne
or Payveley or Payveli ; quartering az. a cross
flory or, X, Y. M. John Attewode, S. Wood.
And with a label arg. Philip de Mountfort, C.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed arg. Atwood,
Broughton, co. Salop. Atwood. V*. Bohemia,
Harl.MS.(>$29,foAQ. Brynton.F*. Montford,
co.Leicester. STOKES,Tetherton Locas,co. Wilts.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed arg.
Adwood. Atwood, V. Bohemia, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked and double nowed
arg. Simon de Montfort, fifth and sixth Earl
of Leicester, through Allicia de Bellomont.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. armed az.
Hamlet Smethwick, released all right in this
coat to John Atwood, Worcester, as having
properly belonged to Sir John Atwood (Pat. 6
Henry VI), Ashmolean MS. 835, fo. 365.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. armed or over
all abend (another a fess) az. Ellis.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. langued az.
Elles or Ellis.
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. crowned or.
Bohemia, Z, 194. Luxembourg, as quartered
by Anne of Austria, daughter of the King of
the Romans aud Bohemia.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. Atwood. John de
la Maee, Y. Marnay, Cornwall. Marney,
Cornwall. Marney, Norfolk. Marny, V*.
M. Robert Marny, S. Sir Henry Marney, V.
Saint Marney, 1730. Meschines, Earl of
Chester. Wood. And with due din". Marney,
Essex.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. a label of three
points or. M. William Marny, S.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, with one head and two
bodies arg. Kellum or Kellam.
Gu. semy of crosses croslet or a lion ramp, guard,
arg. Astley. Asteley, V.
Gu. semy-de-lis and a lion ramp, guard, arg.
Dewill, co. Hertford.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. armed of the field.
Astley.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. crowned or. Denle.F,
or Deiley. Deyley. Fitz-Gerard, co. Lan-
caster. Heywarde, Lord Mayor of London,
1570.
Gu. a lion ramp, reguard. arg.. Gay. Cadogan,
EarlCadogan. Lloyd. Loyd. Robert Morgan,
Bishop of Bangor, 1C66-73.
Gu. a lion " rampant sautant embelif d'argent."
Robert de Mere, Y.
Gu. a lion salient arg. Dewllle. Salisbury, 1730.
Gu. a lion salient arg. in the dexter chief a cres-
cent (? for diff.). Thomas Salisbury, co. Nor-
thampton, V.
Gu. a lion salient arg. crowned or. Wolingdon.
Gu. a lion sejant on a chair and holding in the
paws a battleaxe arg. Alexander.
Gu. a lion stataut arg. crowned or. Gerard
Lyle, A.
Gu. a lion ramp, harry of six or and az.
WOKINGDON, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, harry of seven (another of eight)
arg. and sa. Hospital called Elsing Spital,
Hospital or Priory the Virgin for Canons Re-
gular, near Cripplegate, London, and now Sion
College.
Gu. a lion ramp.barry of ten arg. and az. Desney.
Wokingdon, Essex.
Gu. a lion ramp, harry of ten or and az. Desney,
V. Wokingdon, Essex.
Gu. a lion ramp, barry arg. and az. Sire Thomas
de WoKINGDONE,^.
Gu. a lion ramp, barry or and az. Disney.
Wokingdon, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp, bendy wavy of eight arg. and az.
Harowden, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, chequy arg. and sa.
Blackborne.
Gu. a lion ramp, chequy erm. and sa. ducally
crowned or. Blackburn.
Gu. a lion ramp, chequy or and az. Dernestode
or Dernford. Dornford.
Gu. a lion pass. erm. Nereford, Norfolk.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, erm. Astley, V*. Brins,
V. Robert Brywys, F.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, in chief erm. Brynse.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. Atwood. Sir John
Basford.E. Berford. Bradford. Brampton.
Mereford or Meriford, London. Nereford
or Nerford, temp. Edward III. Neirford or
Neerford, Norfolk. William Neureford, A,
or de Nereford, A, Harl. MS. G137 ; and E, F,
BEAST. HON.... cont.
or de Neirford, N. William Neirford or de
Neirforde, Y. Monsire de Nerford, Y.
Neyrford, temp. Edward III, V. Sir William
Nerford, V. Norford, V*. Noweford
or Neirford. Oldehall. Sir Raufe de
Sherlingham, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. over all a chev. or.
Hardres, Kent, V.
Gu. flory or a lion ramp. erm. Marks, Salisbury,
and Steeple-Ashton, co. Wilts.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. gorged with a collar gemel
az. therefrom pendent an escucheon of the
last charged with a mullet arg. Pownall,
Pownall, co. Chester, and Liverpool.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or. Sir John
Hamelyn, L, 0 ; or Hamlyn, L. Sir Johan de
Hamelyn, N. Sire John Hamlyn, co. Leicester,
temp. Edward III, V. Hamelyn, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. crowned with an antique
crown or. Hamlin.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. ducally crowned or.
Hamelyne or Hamelin, co. Buckingham.
Hamlin or Hamelyne, co. Leicester.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked erm. Adam de
Brinton, F; or Brintone, E. Neirford or
Neerford, Norfolk. Sparshall. Stokes,
co. Berks. Stokes, co. Devon.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed erm. Brampton,
Norfolk and Suffolk. Nerford, V*.
Sparcolle, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. tail forked over all a chev.
or. Hardres, Kent.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed erm.
Nerford, V. Sir John de Sparsolle, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked and renowed erm.
Nerford, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, erminois. Stote, Jesmond,
Northumberland.
Gu. a lion ramp, salient erminois. Bulmer.
Gu. a lion couchant or. Eilworth.
Gu. a lion pass. or. Hugh le Bigot, B. Hugh
Bigot, C. Valence or Valomes.
Gu. in chief a lion pass, guard, or. Sir Amias
Brett, the son, Q.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or. Aquitaine, Z, 2.
Guyen, Z, 487; said to have been added in the
arms of England on the marriage of Eleanor
dau. and co-heir of William fifth duke withHenry
II. Barnard. Brett. Le Brett. Waines.
Gu. crusily arg. a lion pass, guard, or. Asteley,
V. Astley. Monsire Gerard de Lisley, Y.
Gu. in chief a lion pass, guard, or. langued az.
Sir Amias Brett, the son, Q.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or. crowned arg. L'isle,
Rugemont, co. Bedford, temp. Henry III.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, crowned or. Gerard.
Gu. a lion pass, reguard. or. Brett or Bret.
Gu. in chief a lion pass, reguai'd. or. Brett.
Gu. a lion ramp. or. Albynetto. Efnydd ap
Gwenllian, quartering Rhys ap Marchen.
D' Albany, Earl of Arundel, V. Le Conte
d'AnuNDELL, B, Y ; or Arundel or Arendel,
E. Conte de Arendel, G. Richard, Earl of
Arundel, K, or Arondell, Q. Le Conte
d'ARONDELL et de Warren, quartering Warren,
S. Le Counte de Arundel, N, P. Earl of
Arundel. Thomas Arundel alias Fitz-Alan,
Bishop of Ely 1374, Archbishop of York 1388,
and Canterbury 1396-1414; quartering chequy
or and az., Maidstone church, and this quarterly
coat, with over all a surcoat arg., Radulphus de
Arundel, Lansdownc MS. 872. Beler, Mentry.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
Berewashe. Meredith np Bleddyn. Boleeec.
Borne. Bromwich. DAlbany. Daulbeny
or Dawbeny. John de Eston, added in a
later hand in F. De Meschines. F aileron.
Fitchett. John le Fitz-Allen, A ; or Frrz-
Alain, A, B. Sir Richard Fitz-Alain, Counte
de Arundell, //. Fitz- Allan, quartered by Lord
Willoughhy, U. Fitz-Alan, Earl of Arundel,
Z, 111, 225. Forth. Grey. Ivey, Exeter.
Lincolne. Le St. Matrevers, quartering sa. a
fretor,T. Meredith. NoRTHMORE,co.Somerset,
and Cleve, co. Devon. O'Kerney, Ireland. M.
Robert de Passele, S. Price, co. Denbigh.
Pryce. Stanton. Wallace, Craigie, quarter-
ing Lindsay. Wallace, Helrnston, quartering
gu. a fesse chequy arg. and az. Wallace,
Ellerslie, Neilstounside, Cairnhill, and Kelly.
Gu. in chief a lion ramp. or. Brett.
Gu. a lion ramp, or a label of five points az.
Herbert de Borgheise,/4. Berth. Burgherse,
A,Harl.MS., 6137.
Gu. a lion ramp, or a label of six points az.
Johan de Muchegros, G.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all three bars az.
Desney. Disney.
Gu. a lion ramp, or a bend arg. Fychet, Spax-
ton, co. Somerset.
Gu. a lion ramp, or a baton in bend erm. Fichet
or Fitchet, co. Somerset.
Gu. a lion ramp or over all a bend erm. Falcon,
V*. Falcron, V. Fichet, V. Halton, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all a bendlet erm. (The
ancient arms of) Malet.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all a bend vair. Aston,
co. Gloucester. Sire Richard de Astone, N.
Skyrmester or Skkymsher, co. Nottingham
and co. Stafford.
Gu. a lion ramp, or a bend vert. Askewe. Sire
Richard Aston, co. Gloucester, temp. Edward
III, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all on a bend arg. three
crosses flory sa. John Gybon, D.C.L., V.
Payne alias Gybon, confirmed 24 Nov. 1570.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all on a bend arg. three
crosses formy sa. Gybons or Gibbons, co.
Glamorgan; Ditley, co. Oxford ; and Newhall,
co. Warwick. Gibon. Payne.
Gu. a lion ramp. (? arg.) surmounted with a
crosier in bend sinister or. Cistercian Abbey at
Belleland Begeland or Byland, co. York.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all a long cross or pil-
grim's crutch in bend sinister of the last.
Augustinian Priory at Newburgh, co. York.
Gu. a lion ramp, or over all on a bend arg. a
torteau betw. two crosses croslet patty fitchy
sa. Gibbons, Stanwell Place, Middlesex, Bart.
Gu. a lion ramp, or in the dexter paw a battleaxe
arg. Sansun.
Gu. a lion ramp, holding an Irish axe or.
Norway, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp, or holding a battleaxe sa.
Norway, Harl. MS. 6829, fo. 46.
Gu. a lion ramp, or supporting a staff raguly of
the last. Forth.
Gu. a lion ramp, or in the dexter paw a cutlass
arg. hilted of the second. Durand.
Gu. billety and a lion ramp. or. Anthony.
Bolmer. Sir Rauff deBuLMER, Jf,orBoLMERE,
N. M. Rauf Bulmer, S. John Bolmer, Bul-
mer, Y. Bulmer or Bullmer, Essex, and co.
York. Bulmer, Wylton. Augustinian Priory
at Marton, co. York.
BEAST. LION cont.
Gu. billety and a lion ramp, or a label of three
points compony vert and az. Blaumester, V.
Blamnoster.
Gu. crusily arg. a lion ramp. or. Joan d'ELSTONE
or D'Estone, E. Hoburne.
Gu. crusily and a lion ramp. or. Capell. Corbet.
Hopton, Hopton, co. Hereford. Wat Hopeton,
E, or De Hopton, F. Knell, co. Oxford and
co. Gloucester. Sire Wauter de Optone, N.
Oxton.
Gu. crusily fitchy and a lion ramp. or. Knell.
Knill, co. Hereford. Knyll, co. Hereford.
Gu. replenished with estoiles and a lion ramp. or.
Seyley.
Gu. semy de lis arg. and a lion ramp. or. Davall.
London, 1650.
Gu. semy de lis and a lion ramp. or. Marks,
Steeple- A shton.
Gu. goutty and a lion ramp. or. Johan de
Bolmere, G.
Gu. a lion ramp, or armed and langued az.
Arundell. Albini of Arundell, surnamed
Pincerna, extinct temp. Henry III.
Gu.alionramp. or armed and langued az. holding
in the dexter paw a scimitar arg. Scrymgeor,
Dundee ; created Viscount Duddop and Lord
Scrymzeor, 15 Nov. 1641.
Gu. a Incorporated lion issuing out of the three
corners of the escucheon all meeting under one
head in the fess point or armed and langued
az. Edmond Plantagenet (Crouchback),Earl
of Lancaster, temp. Edward I.
Gu. crusily fitchy a lion ramp, or armed and
langued az. Le S. la Warre, S.
Gu. a lion ramp, or collared arg. Benyngton,
Benyngton, co Lincoln.
Gu. a lion ramp, or collai-ed of the field. Sir
William Boxworth, co. Cambridge and Suffolk,
temp. Edward I, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. Hall, V.
Haye, V*. Heyward, co. Salop.
Gu. a lion ramp, or crowned az. Degremont.
DlSGREMOND. EgCENON. HaLL.
Gu. a lion ramp, crowned or. Aigremont. Hall.
Furtho, Furtho, co. Northampton. Woktngdon.
Gu. a lion ramp, crowned or holding in the paws
a battleaxe arg. Norway, Z, 276, 554.
Gu. a lion rampant crowned or holding a Danish
battleaxe arg. handled of the second. Sweden.
Gu. a lion ramp, or enraged az. Fttz-Alan,
Arundel, Sussex. ; and Clun, co. Salop.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked or. Barewashe, Kent.
Brinton. Sir Berth, de Borways, 0. Bartho-
lomew Burwashe, Q, or Bourgheyche and
Borewache, S. Burghershe, F*. Burgersh
or Burwash. Burghersh, Z, 383. Sire Bar-
tilmeu de Borouash, N, or Burhesse, Y. John
Bourghershe, F. Sir Stephen Burwash, L.
Havering (in Wrightwell Church, Suffolk).
Stoakes, Artleborough, co. Northampton, 1630.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked or a label of three
points az. Burwash, Kent.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed or. Burghersh,
Norfolk, and co. Devon.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed or over all a
bend az. Burewash, Kent.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked or over all a bend sa.
Ware.
Gu. a lion .... tail forked or armed az.
Borewashe, Ireland.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked or crowned az.
Comberton.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Gu. semy of crosses croslet fitchy and a lion ramp.
or crowned and langued az. Knell.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or. Corbet, V.
Everingham. Trinitarian or Maturin Priory
at Hounslow, Middlesex. Fitz-Hamon.
Lancaster. Price. Masters, Loudon, 1730.
Roberts, Bow, Middlesex.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or a crescent for diff.
Blaney, Kinsham, co. Hereford.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or impaled with az. three
demi hulks of ships joined to the impaled
line of the last. Town of Ipswich, Suffolk ;
confirmed 1561.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or over all a hend az.
POLDEGREW Ol- PoLLICREW.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or holding a rose arg.
stalked and leaved vert. Waster.
Gu. billety and a lion ramp, guard, or. Augus-
tinian Priory at Marton, co. York.
Gu. crusily and a lion ramp, guard, or. Agruall.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or collared az. Sir Tho-
mas Lancaster, Q.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or collared arg. over all
a (hend, V*.) bendlet or rath era dexter baston
az. Poldegrewe, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or gorged with a collar
az. charged with three fleurs-de-lis of the se-
cond. Sir Thomas de Lancaster, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or crowned arg. Hall,
co. Leicester.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, double tailed or. Master,
Willesborough, Kent.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, tail forked or supporting
betw. the paws a rose of the field stalked and
leaved vert. Master, Kent; and Cirencester
and Knole Park, co. Gloucester. Master, co.
Oxford ; granted Dec. 1568.
Gu. a lion guard, with two bodies counter-ramp.
or crowned az. the tails passing betw. the legs
and reflexed over the back. Comberton, V.
John Northampton, Lord Mayor of London,
1381. Harl. MS. 1349, fo. 9.
Gu. a lion ramp, reguard. or. Ameredith, Mars-
ton and Tamerton, co. Devon. Blaney, co.
Hereford. Blaney, Esham. Bowen, Troedy-
raur, co. Cardigan. Fitzgerald. Elystan
Glodrudd, living 970, father of Cadwgan.
Gwynne, Garth, co. Brecon. Meredith, Hen-
bury, co. Chester. Maurice. Morrice, Bets-
hanger, Kent; descended from Ethelystan
Glodrydd, Prince of Ferlys; quartering Tudor,
Trevor, Cadwgan, and Chadwick. Morice,
Werrington, co. Devon, with the same descent:
Baronetcy 1661; the heiresses m.St. Aubyn and
Molesworth. Pryce, Newtown, co. Montgomery,
with the same descent ; and its branches, Pryce,
Manariefed, co. Cardigan ; Bodfach, co. Mont-
gomery, and Glan Miheli. Thomas, in Chob-
ham Church, 1570.
Gu. a lion ramp, reguard. or. Beddoes, Cheyney
Longville, co. Salop. Cadogan, Earl Cadogan,
Lloyd, Ludlow, co. Salop. Lloyd, Cefndyrrys,
and Ferney Hall, co. Salop. Morris, co. York.
Powell, Boughton-Monchensy, Kent; Ednop
and Newton, co. Salop; Ewhurst, Sussex ; and
Brampton Ralf, co. Somerset ; Baronetcy 1661.
All quartering arg. three boar's heads couped
sa. two and one, as derived from Elyston Glod-
rudd.
Gu. a lion ramp, reguard. or armed and langued
az. John Lloyd, Bishop of St. David's, 1636-
87.
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Gu. a lion salient or. Dlllington, Knighton-
George, Isle of Wight ; Visitation 1634 ; Baro-
netcy 1628.
Gu. on a mount vert a lion sejant guard, or.
Oldes.
Gu. a lion ramp, per bend erm. and ermines.
Timbepley, Suffolk. Tympebley, Suffolk, F.
Tympley, F*.
Gu. a lion ramp, the head arg. divided by
a line indented or erased from the body or.
Grace, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, per fess arg. and or. Grace,
Beaconsfield, co. Bucks. Grace, Grace Castle,
co. Kilkenny, Bart., and Knole House, Sussex;
descended through Grace, Ballylinch Castle,
co. Kilkenny, and Shanganagh (now Gracefield ) ,
Queen's County, from Grace, Barons of Courts-
town, and Lords of Grace's country; derived
from Raymond Fitzwalter, surnamed Le Gros;
quartering with gu. a saltire arg. betw. twelve
croslets or for the ancient arms of Grace alias
Windsor, with Butler, and Sheffield. Grace,
Mantua House, co. Roscommon, quartering
Windsor, Butler, Fitzpatrick, Walsh, Sheffield,
Dowell, and Hussey.
Gu. a lion ramp, per fess arg. and sa. crowned or.
Green.
Gu. a lion ramp, per fess arg. and sa. ducally
crowned or. Sir John Grene, Essex, V. And
with a 3-foil vert for diff. Greene, Alderman of
Chester, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, per fess indented arg. and or.
Grace.
Gu. billety gold a lion ramp, per fess or and arg.
William Bulmer, Gilsland, co. York, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, per pale arg. and or. Dllke,
co. Leicester, co. Stafford, and co. Warwick ;
granted 10 January, 1514. Dylkes.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, per fess or and arg.
Trinitarian or Maturin Priory at Hounslow,
Middlesex.
Gu. a lion ramp. sa. Timperley, Timperley
Buckford, and Longumdale, co. Chester ;
the heiress m. Massy ; Harl. MS. 1535, fo.
28, 43.
Gu. a lion pass, vair crowned or. Marney.
Gu. a lion ramp. vair. Adam de Benergham,
corrected in a later hand to Everingham, F.
Sir Adam Everingham, I. Sir Adam de
Everingham, M, N, X, co. York ; temp. Edw. I,
V. John de Everingham, Y. M. Reynold de
Ev'yngham, quartering sa. a bend betw. six
croslets arg., S. Everyngham, Pontefract,
Rockley, and Birkin, and in Arksey-with-Bent-
ley church, co.York. Marmyon, co. Gloucester.
William Marmyon, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp, vair a dexter baston or. Mon-
sire Thomas de Everingham, F.
Gu. a lion ramp, vair crowned or. Everingham,
Berkinge, and co. York. Monsire Adam
D'Everingham, Y. Adam de Everingham, E.
Marmion. Sir William Marmyoun, L, or
Marmyon, L, co. Leicester, temp. Edward
I, V.
Gu. a lion salient vair. Everingham, co. York;
Barton-upon-Humber, co. Lincoln. Marmyon.
Gu. a lion vairy or and az. Comberton.
Gyronny of eight arg. and vert a lion ramp, guard,
or. Evans, Allestree Hall, co. Derby.
Gyronny of eight erm. and ermines a lion ramp,
or. Sir Trevor Williams, Langibby Castle, co.
Monmouth, Bart., 1730.
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BEAST. LION cont.
Gyronny of eight erm. and sa. a lion ramp. or.
Roger Williams, Llangibby Castle, eo. Mon-
mouth; confirmed 1575; Baronetcy 1642 ; de-
scended through Rhys Goch, Lord of Ystradyw,
co. Brecknock, from Caradoc Vreichvras; a
heiress m. Adams.
Gyronny of eight gu. and sa. a lion ramp. or.
Mathew, W.
Gyronny of eight or and az. a lion ramp. erm.
Mocklow, co. Worcester.
Gyronny of eight sa. and gu. over all a lion ramp,
or. Matthew, co. Northampton.
Lozengy arg. and vert, a Hon ramp, of the first.
Gill, co. Devon.
Lozengy az. and erm. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Welles.
Lozengy erm. and az. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Welles, London.
Lozengy erm. and vert over all a lion ramp. gu.
Sir John Welles, Lord Mayor of London,
1431, V.
Lozengy or and arg. a lion ramp, guard, gu. Gill,
Ansley, co. Hertford.
Lozengy or and gu. a lion ramp. arg. Gill.
Lozengy or and vert a lion ramp. arg. Salford.
Sawford, V*.
Lozengy or and vert a lion ramp, guard, arg.
Gylle, V*. Gille, London, and co. Warwick.
Lozengy or and vert a lion ramp. gu. Gill.
Lozengy sa. and erm. a lion ramp. gu. Welles.
Lozengy vert and erm. a lion ramp. gu. John
Welles, Lord Mayor of London, 1431.
Lozengy vert and or a lion ramp. arg. Sawford, V.
Lozengy vert and or a lion ramp, guard, arg.
Gylle, V.
Or a lion pass. az. Thompson, co. Buckingham.
Or a lion romp. az. Algernon, V. Bovnton or
Bonton. Alice of Brabant, second wife of
King Henry I. Sir Piers de Breison, L.
Cadwgan, Lord of Nannau, co. Merioneth,
younger son of Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, King of
Powys ; from him descended the early Barons
of Nannau, the heiress m. Rhys ap Jevan, Ba-
ron of Kymmer; Nanney, Cefn Deuddwr, the
heiress m. Ellis ; Nanney, Nannau, and Maes-
y-Pandy; Llwyd, Cwm Bychan and Caerwys;
Vaughan, Nannau (Bart.), Rug, Hengwrt, and
Dolmelynllyn. Courtney, co. Devon ; quar-
tering arg. three trefoils slipped sa.
Cromwell. Le Counte de Devenyschire, N,
i. e. Devonshire, Y. Fulton. Gyssors. Le
Conte del Ile, B. Counte Vernon del Ildle
or de Ildle, D. Conte de Lisle, E, or Lille,
E, Harl. MS. 6137, G. Jones, London, and
Clifton, co. Gloucester; impaling Creswick.
Jones, Trewythen. Jones, Pentre Mawr, co.
Denbigh. Jones, Larkhill, co. Lancaster;
quartering gu. a fess dancetty erm. betw. six
crosses croslet arg. Katz, quartering az. sim-
ple, with purp. on a mount vert a tree ppr., and
arg. on a mount in base vert a fox springing ppr.
The Reverend Ino and Reverend Angarad
Lloyd. Richard Lovell, B. Lovain, V*. Jo-
celinus Lovainensis, V. Lovain. Louvain.
Lovayne, Brabant. Mahon, Ireland. Mac
Mahon, Ireland. Nanney, Maes-y-Neuadd, co.
Merioneth ; derived through Wynn, Glynn, co.
Merioneth, from Osborne Fitzgerald, Lord of
Ynys-y-Maengwyn. Percy, V. Le Conte de
Northumberland, Sr. de Lucy ; quartering
Lucy, S. Benedictine Priory at St. Bees,
Cumberland; quarterly with Lucy. Sr. Henry
BEAST. HON cont.
de Percy, H, <7, nephew of Earl Warren, K, N.
Percy, Duke of Northumberland ; quartering
Lucy, second and third grand quarters, Percy.
Percy, Earl of Beverley, with the same quar-
terings. Percy, Baron Prudhoe, with the same
quarterings, and a crescent for difl% and Hugh
Percy, Bishop of Rochester, 1827; Carlisle,
1827-56, with the same diff. Percy, Guy's Cliff,
co. Warwick, with the same quarterings, the
centre point charged with a crescent arg. tbereon
a fleur-de-lis gu., adding as second and third
principal quarters Greatheed and Bertie. M.
Thomas Percy, S. Sire Percy, F. Monsire
de Percye, Y. Percy, Lord of Alnwick, Z,
111, 235, 345, 346. Redvers, Earl of Devon.
Richard Ridvers, F. De Ripartis, Z, 419.
Ridvers or Rivers, Cornwall. Baldwin de
Rivers, Earl of Devon and Lord of the Isle of
Wight, V. Rodney. Roney. Rowlands, Ca-
rew, Isle of Anglesea. Anian de Schonau, Bi-
shop of St. Asaph, 1268-93. Sutton. Vaughan,
Wengraig, Rug, and Dol - y - Melynllyn.
Wandford. Windesford. And with a crescent
for diff. Percy, Earl of Worcester, ob. 1403.
Or on a mount vert a lion ramp. az. Jones, co.
Hereford, and Rowe, Middlesex. JoANES,Brim-
sey, co. Somerset. Jones, quartered by Hogg.
Or a lion ramp. az. a label of three points gu.
Henry Percy, S.
Or a lion ramp. az. a label of five points gu.
Joan de Monhault, E.
Or a lion ramp. az. a bend compony arg. and gu.
Fulton, V*. Sutton, V*. Sutton, Essex.
Or a lion ramp. az. over all a bendlet compony gu.
and arg. Sr. de Fulton,. Holt, V. Sire Johan
de Sutton, Holderness, V, but with a dexter
baston instead of the bendlet, 0, Y.
Or a lion ramp. az. over all a bend gu. Doxey.
Joyre. Vessey.
Or a lion ramp. az. debruised with a bendlet gu.
Dokesley. Vescy, V. Vesey, V*.
Or a lion ramp. az. a dexter baston gu. William
Vesey (but Percy in the margin), Y.
Or a lion ramp. az. oppressed with two bendlets
gu. Brusell.
Or a lion ramp. az. over all on a fess gu. three
martlets arg. Damend, V*. Damenor.
Sir Gerard Damener, V. Damner.
Or a lion ramp. az. on a fess sa. three bezants.
Porches, London.
Or a lion ramp. az. holding in the dexter paw a
long cross gu. M'Craw, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. az. thrust through with a sword
of the last entering at the breast and issuing
beneath the tail. Woodall.
Or billety and a lion ramp. az. Dangle. Guis-
cardus de Engolismo, Earl of Huntingdon,
temp. Richard II, V. Huntingdon or
Huntington. Kichard.
Or crusily and a lion ramp. az. Hopton. Sir
de Lovell, Baron Lovell, Castle Cary, co. So-
merset, V, summoned to Parliament, 1348.
Lovell or Luvel, co. Somerset. Sir Richard
Luvell or Lovell, I, or Lovell or Louwell or
Lupell, L, or Lovel, N. Monsire Richard
Lovell, Y. Monsire Alexander de Montfort, Y.
Or semy of estoiles and a lion ramp. az.
Galehault.
Or semy of hearts gu. a lion ramp. az. The old
arms of Luneburg, Z, 871.
Or a lion ramp. az. armed gu. Rivers, Earl of
Devonshire.
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BEAST. LION cont.
Or a lion ramp. az. armed ami langued gu.
Mahon, Baron Hartland.
Or a lion ramp. az. crowned of the first. Clendon.
Or a dragon vert and a lion ramp. az. crowned of
the first combatant. Tame, co. Oxford.
Or a lion ramp. az. crowned gu. Clevedon,
Essex. Clyvedon. Sire Johan de Clevedone,
N. Sire Johan Clyvedon, Essex, temp.
Edward I, V.
Or a lion ramp, with two heads az. Simon Mason,
Great Gransden, co. Huntingdon, 1730. Mason,
Hunningford, co. Huntingdon. Sir John
Mason, V. Mason, Cuckney. Mason, Mason-
brook, co. Galway; descended from Mason,
Sion, Middlesex.
Or a lion ramp. az. langued gu. Brabant.
Or a lion ramp. az. maned gu. Algernon.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked az. Sr. de Bonton, V.
Buckilele. Bulkaleel. Lisle. William de
Percy. Wadisford, Wanbore, co. York. Chris-
topher Wandesford, Kirtlington, co. York, V.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed az. Bonton, V*.
Wandesford, V*. Wandesford Wandford
Wansford or Wawsford, Kirklington, co. York,
Bart. Wandysford.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed az. ducally crowned
gu. Bentall, Bentall, co. Salop.
Or a tricorporated lion guard, issuing out of
three corners of the escucheon all meeting
under one head in the fess point az. the lion at
base ramp, to the sinister side. Nashe, W.
Or semy of hearts and in chief a lion ramp,
guard, az. Gothes, now Jutland, Z, 554.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. az. Argall or Argnall.
Agreyell, Chesley.
Or a lion salient az. Mumford.
Or crusily and a lion salient az. Richard
Lovell, Y.
Or a lion ramp. erm. Fitz Symon.
Or a lion ramp, erm debruised by a bendlet gu.
Voyce, Sudbury, Sussex ; and London.
Or a lion pass. gu. Charlton, V*. Games.
Ap Wenunwin, V*.
Or a lion pass. gu. crowned az. Katzenellenbogen,
Z, 606, 607, 619.
Or a lion pass. gu. a label az. Hastings, co.
Oxford.
Or a lion pass, guard, gu. Games or Gaymes,
Newton, co. Brecknock. Rodorick.
Or a lion hopping in a tun gu. Hor-TON.
Or a lion ramp. gu. quartered by the Duke of
Bavaria, 1342, Z, 113.
Or a lion ramp. gu. Ap Griffith. Le Conte de
Arondel, F. William Blethin, Bishop of
Llandaff, 1575-90. Bleddyn Ap Cynffin.
Bolebec. Blount. Bosworth. Blythe,
co. Lincoln. Guy Carleton, Bishop of Bristol,
1672-9. Le S. de Charleton, S. Le Sr.
Charleton, T. Charlton, quartered by
Tibetot and by Sutton, Lord Dudley, U. Sir
John Charlton, V. Charleton, Apley, co. So-
merset, Z, 397. Charleton, Charleton Tower,
Hesleyside, and Longlee, Northumberland;
Baronetcy 1645 ; quartering Widdrington ; the
heiresses m. Charlton, Talbot, and Sherburne.
Charleton, Lea Hall, Northumberland.
Charlton, Ludford, co. Hereford ; and Witton,
co. Salop, Bart.; a heiress ra. Lechmere ; de-
scended like Charlton, Powys Castle, co. Mont
gomery,aBaron 1313-53, from Charlton, Apley
Castle. Thomas Cherlton, Bishop of Here-
ford, 1327-44. Cohen. Coj.ey. Coli.ey,
BEAST. LION cont.
Ireland. D'Audibert. Daniel, Westbrook
House, co. Dorset ; quartering az. an arm em-
bowed issuing from clouds in base ppr. hold-
ing in the hand a cross croslet fitchy gu., with
vert a lymph ad or. Delafold, Ireland, V.
Monsire Delapoole, Y. Dorsedly. Duff,
Ireland. Egerton, co. Chester. Farquharson,
Invercauld, co. Aberdeen ; descended from the
Thanes of Fife ; quartering arg. a fir tree grow-
ing out of a mount in base fructed ppr. on a
chief gu. the royal banner of Scotland displ. a
canton of the field charged with a dagger also
ppr. point downwards. Farquharson, Langton
House, co. Dorset. Felbryge, Norfolk, and
co. Huntingdon. Sir Robert de Felbridge, J.
Sir Roger Felbrige,.R. M. Simond Felbrige,
S. Mounsyer Felbridge, T. Gould, Ireland.
Ecvan ap Grifit, F. Griffiths, Thorn Grove
Park, near Worcester. Guthrie, that Ilk, co.
Forfar; quartering az. a garb or. Guthry,
Lunan, Scotland. Gwenwynwyn, Prince of
Powis Wenwynwyn, derived from Bleddyn ap
Cynfin, Prince of Powys. Holland, Z, 143,
158, 316. Hasbrough or Hasburg. Lacy.
Leigh, West Hall, High Legh ; and Twem-
low, co. Chester; quartering Joddrell; derived
from Thomas de Leigh, West Hall, Lord of a
moiety of Lymme in 1305, eldest son of Rich-
ard de Lymme, by Agnes, heir of Richard de
Leigh. Leigh, now Trafford, Oughtrington,
co. Chester ; derived from Leigh, West Hall ;
quartering arg. a bend lozengy sa. Leigh,
Charlestown, South Carolina, Bart. M'Bean,
Inverness, Scotland ; quartering arg. a dexter
hand couped apaumy gu., with arg. a sword in
pale within a bordure indented gu., and or a
lymphad oars in saltire sa. M'Clauchlan and
M'Claughlan ; quartering arg. a dexter hand
couped fesswise holding a cross patty fitchy
gu., with arg. in a sea in base vert a lymphad
sails furled oars in saltire sa., and per fess arg.
audvertin base a salmon naiant ppr. M'Donald,
Slate ; quartering arg. a dexter hand couped
fesswjse gu. holding a cross croslet fitchy sa.,
with arg. a lymphad oars in saltire sa., and per
fess wavy arg. and az. a salmon swimming in
base ppr. Macdonald ; quartering or a naked
arm issuing from the sinister in fess ppr. hold-
ing a cross croslet in pale gu., with arg. a galley
az., and vert a salmon naiant in fess or ; all
quartered by Lockhart. M'Donnell, Earl of
Antrim ; quartering or a dexter hand couped
in fess holding a cross croslet fitchy gu., with
or a galley oars in saltire ...., and az. a dol-
phin naiant.... M'Duff. Macduff, Earl
of Fife; quartering Duff. M'Farquhar; quar-
tering arg. a fir tree growing out of a mount in
base vert in the sinister chief point a sinister
handgu. Mackintosh, Killachie,Scotland; quar-
tering or a dexter handcouped fesswise holding a
dagger palewise in chief gu. and a galley oars sal-
tire wise inbasesa. MACiuNTosH.Connadge, Scot-
land, with the same quarterings within a bordure
vair for diff. Mackintosh, Mackintosh, co.
Inverness ; derived from Shaw, living in 1163,
second son of Duncan M'Duff, Earl of Fife,
Baronetcy 1812; quartering arg. a dexter hand
fesswise couped at the wrist and holding a hu-
man heart gu., with az. a boar's head couped
or, and or a lymphad sa. surmounted by two
oars in saltire gu. Mackintosh, Abeirardure,
Scotland, with the same quarterings, all within
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... cont.
a bordure gu. charged with eight annulets or.
Mackintosh, Kinrara, Scotland ; quartering or
a lymphad oars erect in saltire sa., with az.
a boar's head couped or. M'Lachlan, Kil-
choan ; quartering arg. a dexter arm fesswise
couped gu. holding a cross patty fitchy sa,
with per fess wavy arg. and vert a galley
sails furled sa. flags gu., and per fess or
and vert in base a salmon naiant arg.
M'Lauchlan, Scotland; quartering arg. a dex-
ter hand fesswise couped gu. holding a cross
croslet fitchy sa., with or on a sea in base a gal-
ley sails furled and oars in saltire sa. flags gu.,
and arg. on a sea in base a salmon naiant ppr.
M'Lachlan, Trinidad, granted 1787; quarter-
ing arg. a dexter hand couped fesswise gu.
holding a cross formy fitchy az., with arg. in
base the sea thereon a galley oars in action and
sails furled sa. flags gu., and per fess arg. and
az. a fish naiant in base or; overall dividing
the quarters a leopard's fnce gold. Mallory
or Mallorie, Papworth, co. Cambridge, and
Kirkbie-Mallorie, co. Leicester. Madoc, Lord
of Mawddwy, co. Merioneth, younger son of
Gwenwynwyn ; quartering Athelystan Glodrydd
and Tudor Trevor; the heiress m. Iorwerth,
eldest son of Owen Brogyntyn. Le Counte
Mareschall, J. Randolph Meschines, third
Earl of Chester, X. M. Robert Muschgros, D.
John Musegros, Y. Owen, Adbrightly, co.
Salop. David ap Owen, Bishop of St. Asaph,
1503-13. Petitt. Le Sire de la Pole, N.
William Poole, F. Powis. Ranulph. Mervin
ap Rhodri Mawr. Rowland, Carew, Isle of
Anglesea. St. Clere, Suffolk. Selbridge.
Sinclair, Mey, Scotland; quartering az. a ship
at anchor within a royal tressure or, with az. a
ship in full sail or, over all dividing the quar-
ters a cross engr. sa. Streche. Hughe
Turbervile, A. Vaughan. Vivan. Vivian.
Wale. Weems, Riris, Scotland; quartering
Forbes. Grifiid ap Wenunwyn, E. Griffith le
fitz Wenonwen, F. Ap Wenunwin, Lord of
Powys, V.
Or a lion ramp, tail erect gu. Randolph
Meschines, Earl of Chester, temp. William I,
T; Z, 47.
Or a lion ramp. gu. debruised by a bend arg.
Fyfie, Earldom, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all a bendlet compony of
the second and first. March.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all a bend sa. Cokeley.
Delapoole. Hokeley, V. Poole or Pooley,
co. Chester. Sir Lewis de la Poole, co. Ches-
ter, temp. Edward III, V. Steuart, Fother-
gate, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all a dexter baston sa.
Sire Lowys de la Pole, N.
Or a lion ramp. gu. surmounted by a ribbon sa.
Abernethy, of that Ilk, co. Fife, temp. Robert I;
the coheirs m. Stewart, Lindsay, and Lesly.
Abernethy, Rothemay, created Lord Saltoun
of Abernethy, 1455.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all a bend sinister sa.
Fayerley or Fareley.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend sa. an
arrow arg. Spence, Kerbuster, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. on a bend sa. a buckle betw.
two mascles arg. Spence, Wormeston, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend indented
sa. an oval buckle tongue upwards betw. two
mascles arg. Spence, Edinburgh.
BEAST. LION cont.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend wavy sa.
an oval buckle tongue upwards betw. two
mascles arg. Spence, Edinburgh.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend sa. three
lozenges or. Spens, Craigsanquhar, co. Fife ;
descended from Spens, Lathallan ; quartering
gyronny of eight or and sa.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend embattled
counter-embattled az. three mascles of the field.
Spence, London.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend raguly az.
three mascles arg. Spence.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bend az. three
bezants. Bockingham, Suffolk. Bokynham,
V*. Buckingham, Lord Mayor of London,
1705.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all on a bendlet az.
three bezants. Bokynham, Suffolk, V.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all two bendlets sa.
Aberneth.
Or a lion ramp. gu. surmounted by a fess az.
Macfie or M'Phie, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. over all a fess chequy az. and
arg. Stewart, Scotstoun, Scotland, New Re-
gister.
Or a lion ramp, supporting a saltire engr. couped
gu. John Wolton, Bishop of Exeter, 1579-94.
Or billety and a lion ramp. gu. Vian.
Or crusily and a lion ramp. gu. Long, London.
Or crusily fitchy and a lion ramp. gu. (?) Lewis
de Cherleton, Bishop of Hereford, 1361-9.
Or the field replenished with estoiles az. a lion
ramp. gu. Gallyhalt.
Or a lion ramp. gu. armed arg. Delafield,
Ireland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued az.
Farquharson, Haughton, co. Aberdeen ; quar-
tering Cuming and Ogilvie. M'Duff, Earl of
Fife. Shaw, Rothiemurchus, Scotland ; quar-
tering arg. a fir tree growing out of a mount in
base vert on a dexter canton of the field a dex-
ter hand fesswise couped holding a dagger all
ppr. Wemyss, Bogie, co. Fife, Bart., quarter-
ing arg. a lion ramp. sa. Wemys, Dunesfort,
co. Kilkenny.
Or a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued of the
field. Bleddyn-ap-Cynfyn, King of Powys,
and, by usurpation, of North and South Wales,
heir of Mervyn, King of Powys, third son of
Rhodri Mawr, King of Wales; from whom de-
scended the Princes of Powys-Fadoc ; Griffith
Maelor, Bromfield ; Owen Brogyntyn, Edeir-
nion, Dinmail, and Abertanat; Cynric Efell,
Eglwys Egle; Einiou Efell, Cynllaeth ; through
the Princes of Powys- Wenwynwyn (the heirs
m. Charlton and Iorwerth ap Owen Brogyn-
tyn) Foulk ap John ap William, Lord of
Mawddwy, co. Merioneth, temp. Edward I, the
heiress m. de Burgh ; Rhywallon ap Cynfyn ;
Iorwerth Goch, Mochmont; and through Ca-
dwgan, Nannau, Jones, Trewythan and Rhiew-
port, co. Montgomery ; quartering sa. three
nag's heads arg. Vaughan, co. Carmarthen.
Or a lion ramp. gu. collared arg. Bemeler,
Suffolk. Beynclere, Suffolk. Bosworth.
Sir William de Boxworthe, N. Boywarke.
Mallory, Studley and Houghton-Conyers, co.
York.
Or a lion ramp. gu. gorged with a crown arg.
Beaucler, Suffolk.
Or a lion ramp. gu. collared of the first. Malory,
co. York.
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Or a lion ramp. gu. ducally gorged of the field.
Culey.
Or a lion ramp. gu. gorged with a ducal coronet
ppr. Colley.
Or a lion ramp. gu. collared and chained of the
field. Ashenden.
Or a lion ramp. gu. crowned az. Cleveden.
Or a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned az. Dietz.
Or on a mount vert, a lion ramp, crowned gu.
Mount.
Or a lion ramp. gu. crowned gold. Bleddyn ap
Cynfyn. Cheygne, Harl. MS. 6187, fo. 44.
Or a lion ramp. gu. crowned gold over all on a
bend sa. three bezants. Cornewall, quarter-
ing Pourcell, Harl. MS., 1449, fo. 103.
Or a lion ramp. gu. couped in all the joints of
the first. Maitland, Lethington, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp, tail erect gu. Randolph de
Meschines, first Earl of Chester and Cumber-
laud, Y; Z, 47. ' ,
Or a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed gu. Sir
Roger de Chaundos, co. Chester, temp. Ed-
ward III, V.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. Bruers. Henry
Burwash or Burghursh, Bishop of Lincoln,
1320-40. BartholomewBuRWASHE.Q. Candishe,
co. Chester. Caundis. John Chandos, Y.
Chandoys or Chandoz, co. Chester. M.
Antoyn Mallory, S. Malory, co. Leicester.
Powis. Trane, temp. Henry IV.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed gu. Bemeler.
Chaundos, V*. Mallory, V*.
Or crusily and a lion ramp, tail forked gu. Sir
Robert Venour, co. Lincoln, temp. Edward
III, V,
Or a lion ramp, tail forked coward gu. Caundis.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. and armed az.
Bartholomew Burwashe, the King's Chamber-
lain, Q.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. collared arg,
Anthony Malory, V. Belmer. Bencleder or
Benyeler. Beynclere, Suffolk. Mallory,
Stodley. Sire Johan de Seincler, N.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. collared or.
Bencleder or Benyeler.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed gu. col-
lared arg. St. Clere, Suffolk.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed and ducally crowned
brandishing in the dexter paw a falchion allgu.
Paul, Middlesex; granted 1758.
Or a lion ramp, guard, gu. Bauzon. Creswick.
Horon, 1730. Roberts, Wales.
Or a lion ramp, guard, gu. collared arg. Bencher,
Boxworth, co. Cambridge. Boxwrey.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. gu. Ferns, Ireland.
Guthrie, Halkertoun, Scotland. Guthry,
Forfar, Scotland ; quartering az. three garbs or,
all within a bordure indented arg. Roberts,
1730.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. gu. holding in the dex-
ter paw a cross croslet fitchy az. Guthry,
Kingsedward, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. gu. seizing with his
mouth the top of a spear in bend sinister sa.
Dias.
Or a lion 'embelif gu. John Felbrigge, Y.
Or a lion salient gu. Felbridg. Felbrige. Sire
Roger Felbrigge, N, or Felbrige, temp.
Edward III, V.
Or a lion sali'ent respectant gu. Morish.
Or a lion ramp, per fess az. apd gu. Sir Ralph
Sadleir, temp. Henry VIII and Elizabeth;
BEAST. LION.... cont.
his descendants were Sadleir, Standon, co.
Hertford, the heiress m. Aston ; Sadleir,
Everley, co. Wilts ; Sadler or Sadlier, Arle
Court, co. Gloucester, and Purton, co. Wilts ;
Sadleir, Temple Dinsley, co. Hertford, and
Apsley Guise, co. Bedford; baronetcy 1061;
the heiress m. Moody. Sadleir, Sopwell Hall
and Sadleirs Wells, co. Tipperary; a heiress
m. Bury and Prittie ; descended from Sadleir,
Sopwell, co. Hertford; the heiress m. 1662,
Saunders.
Or a lion ramp, per fess gu. and az. Sadler, co.
Hertford, 1730.
Or a lion ramp, per fess gu. and sa. Monsyer
John Cheney; quartering chequy or and az. a
fess gu. fretty erm., T. Lenstofte. Lovetoft,
co. Huntingdon, V.
Or a lion ramp, per fess sa. and gu. De Lovetoft
De Lovetot or De Luyetot, Lord of Hallam,
co. York, in an old house and the Priory at
Worksop. Priory of Augustinian Canons, also
called Radford Priory, at Worksop, co. Not-
tingham.
Or a lion ramp. purp. Lacy, V*. Lincoln's
Inn (of Court), London. Le Counte de
Lincolne, Y. Neale alias Nigill. Conte
de Nicole, G. Henry de Lacy. Counte
de Nichole, H, J, N. Henry Earl of Lincoln,
K. Le Conte de Nichole, P. Henry Lascy,
Earl of Lincoln, temp. Edward III, V. Lacy,
Earl of Lincoln, Z.
Or a lion ramp. ppr. Deane, Cobsall, co. Not-
tingham, W.
Or a lion ramp. purp. collared arg. Sir William
Baskworthe or Bolkworthy or Balkworthy,
L.
Or a lion pass. sa. Dingham. Pynock, France.
Pynoke, London, 1730. Lloyd, co. Montgo-
mery ; quartering purp. three falcons or, with
gu. three horse's heads erased arg., and
purp. a falcon or. Ludlow, co. Salop. Twist.
Tuder, V.
Or a lion pass, guard, sa. Twist.
Or a lion pass, guard, sa. crowned gu.
Beauchampe, Essex.
Or a lion ramp. sa. Barker. Beton or Betune.
M. Robert de Betune, D. Bromwyck. Renud
de Cltvedone, F. Creswick, Sheffield.
Erpingwold. Flanders. Robert the Frison,
Earl of Flanders, Z, 313, 402. Griffith.
Gwaethvoed, King of Cardigan and Prince of
Gwent. Hadlow. Henault, Z, 113, 158,316.
Julich or Juliers, Z, 216, 326, 489. Langton,
Windsor, co. Berks. Sir Christopher de
Ludlow, R. Ludlow, Stokesay and Hodnet,
co. Salop, Z, 319. Mathew, Thomastown, co.
Tipperary ; created Baron Mathew and Earl of
Llandaff ; quartering Jestyn ap Gurgant. Sir
David ap Mathew, Lord of Llandaff, co. Gla-
morgan, Standard-bearer of England, temp.
Edward IV; descended through Aeddan, Lord
of Grosmont, co, Monmouth, from Gwaethvoed,
King of Cardigan and Prince of Gwent; quar-
tering Russell, Clare differenced, and Flemyng;
tomb in Llandaff cathedral. Sir William
Mathew, Radyr, his grandson, quartering Jes-
tyn ap Gurgant. Mathew, Stansted, Sussex.
Mathews, Linton, co. Hereford. Mathew,
Birkeswell, co. Warwick. Mathews, Bonnets-
town, co. Kilkenny, Ireland. Tobias Mathew
or Matthew, Bishop of Durham 1595, Arch-
bishop of York 1606 28. (The modern arms
BRITISH ARMORTALS.
85
BEAST. LION.... cont.
of) Mathew or Mathews, Hensol Castle, and
Castle Menych, co. Glamorgan ; descended from
Sir David ap Mathew; the heiress m. Talbot;
from this branch descended Mathews, Upton
Grey, and Alton, co. Hants. Mathews, Cadiz.
Matthew, Ireland. Morton. Gamma, Scot-
land. Nertost, Essex, temp. Edward I.
Pikingham. Poley, Foley, co. Hertford; Boxted
and Badley, Suffolk. PoLEY,Boxted,Suffolk,F.
Poole, Lord Powis. Powley, Radley, Suffolk.
Rolls. Benedictine Priory at St. Bees, Cum-
berland ; quarterly with Lucy for Percy.
Monsire de Staklow, Y. Stanton, Ireland.
Staunton. Wakeford, Norfolk. Welles,
Grebby Hall, co. Lincoln ; quartering Dymoke,
Ludlow, M armyun, Kilpec, Hebden, Rye,Welles,
Engayne,Waterton, Sparrow, Talboys.Fitzwith,
Umfraville, Kyme,and Waterhouse. Walkfare,
Norfolk. Wemyts, Unthank. Wolvey. Wood,
Codshall, co. Somerset.
Or a lion ramp, tail erect sa. M. John Ludlow
or Ludlow, Y, or de Lodlowe, S.
Or a lion ramp. sa. a label of three points gu.
Dam pier.
Or a lion ramp. sa. a label of five points gu.
Beton or Betune. Dampiers.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all a bend compony gu.
and arg. Sir Robert Bavent, V. Faussett,
Rochester, and Heppington, Kent; quartering
Bryan, Godfrey, and Toke. Forsett, V.
Forset or Foksett, Middlesex, 1611. Fawcett.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all a bendlet compony
gu. and arg. Forssett, V.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all a bend gu. Flanders.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all a bendlet gu.
Flote.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all on a bend gu. three
escallops arg. Gibbins. Gybbons or Guybon,
Stratchet, Norfolk. Gubyon, V*.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all on a bendlet gu.
three escallops arg. Gubyon, Norfolk, W.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess gu. Powell,
Sandford, co. Oxford. Sutton, V*.
Or a lion ramp. sa. on a fess gu. three
mullets of the field. Casaubon, quartered by
Purdun.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all on a fess az. three
bezants. Porches. Sir William Purchas,
London, V.
Or a lion ramp. sa. over all on a fess of the last
three bezants. Thwaites, Ireland.
Or a lion ramp. sa. in the dexter forepaw a fleur-
de-lis az. Laffan, Bart.
Or a lion ramp. sa. in the dexter paw a torteau.
Gattle Gattey or Gatty.
Or a lion ramp. sa. supporting a ragged staff az.
Wtllisby.
Or a lion ramp. sa. thrust through with two
swords in saltire ppr. Walters.
Or billety and a lion ramp. sa. Brabouch or
Brubouch. Brubouche. Cosars. Imbert.
Ymbert.
Or billety and a lion ramp. sa. over all a bend gu.
Cosars.
Or crusily gu. and a lion ramp. sa. Delavache.
Roche.
Or crusily and a lion ramp. sa. Rondulf D'Ar-
darne or Arderne, E, or Ardern, F. Bonel,
Duffield, co. Derby, originally from Flanders ;
the heiress m. Colvile. Brewes, co. Gloucester.
Bronnse, co. Gloucester.
Or a lion ramp. sa. armed gu. Clynde.
BEAST. LION.... con*.
Or a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu.
Ludlow, Morehouse, co. Salop.
Or a lion ramp. sa. chained of the first. Phillips,
Newport House, Cornwall.
Or a lion ramp. sa. collared gu. and chained of
the first. Sir T. Phillip ap Meredith ap
Bladerike, V. Meredith, I7*.
Or a lion ramp. sa. collared and chained of the
first. Phillips, Wales. Phillipps.
Or a lion ramp, coward sa. Ludlow.
Or a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned arg. Sir
Hugh Cltvedon, V.
Or a lion ramp. sa. crowned arg. Chendon or
Chenedon.
Or a lion ramp. sa. crowned gu. Beauchamp,
Essex. Beauchampe, Fyfeld, V, Sir Johan
de Beuchamp, N. Clendon. Clindan or
Clindon. Sir John Clifdon, L. Remund or
Llenaud de Clivedon, E. Reymond (in margin
Renauld) de Clivedon, V. De Namur.
Or a lion ramp. sa. armed and crowned gu.
Clisdon.
Or a lion ramp. sa. crowned gu. pearled of the se-
cond. Beauchamp, Fifield, Essex.
Or a lion ramp, crowned sa. Clevedon.
Or a lion ramp, tail erect sa. M. John Ludlow
or Ludlow, Y, or de Ludlowe, S.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked sa. Brockas. Bruyer
or Bruyeres. Cressy, Essex. Stanlaw.
Gerard Stantlowe, Y. Adam de Welle, K, Y.
Sir Adam de Welles, N. Sir Adam de Velles,
H. Wells, Kent; and Grimsby, co. Lincoln.
Le S. de Welles, S, Y, or Wells, T. Adam
Dominus de Welles, V. John Lord Wells, Z,
417.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed sa. Dewelles. De
Welles, V*.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked sa. a label gu. Cressy,
Essex.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked sa. over all a bend com-
pony gu. and arg. Banent.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed sa. over all a bend
compony gu. and arg. Bavent.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed sa. over all a bend
gu. Bures.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked sa. over all a dexter
baston gu. Sire Felip de Welles, N.
Or crusily and a lion ramp, tail forked and re-
nowed sa. Sir Peres de Breouse, N.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked sa. armed and
langued gu. Welles, quartered by Lord Wil-
loughby, U.
Or a lion ramp, guard, sa. Lewis, St. Pierre, co.
Monmouth; descended through Llewellen,
Lord of St. Clair and Tredegar, from Cadivor,
Prince of Divet, co. Pembroke.
Or a lion ramp, guard, sa. armed arg. Lincolne.
Or a lion ramp, guard, sa. armed gu. Yoyde,
Gwaythe, co. Cardigan, Wales.
Or a lion ramp, guard, tail forked sa. Brockas.
Or a lion ramp, reguardant sa. Guay. Cadivor
ap Gwaethvced, Lord of Cardigan Iscoed.
Gwaethvoed, King of Cardigan, and by mar-
riage Prince of Gweut, head of one of the royal
tribes of Wales. Jenkin, Higher St. Columb,
Cornwall. Jenkins, Bicton Hall; descended
from Jenkins, Abbey Foregate, co. Salop;
quartering Bagot and Muckleston. Jenkins,
co. York. Jenkyns, York and Rusby, co. York.
Jenkyn, Trekening, Cornwall ; the co-heirs m.
St. Aubyn, Slaming, Trelawney, and Cary.
William Lloyd, Bishop of Llandaff, 1675, Pe-
8G
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION.... cont.
terborough, 1671), Norwich, 1685-91. Loyd or
Lloyd, co. Stafford; Keyswin, co. Merioneth ;
and Marington, co. Salop. Robert Morgan,
Bishop of Bangor, 1666-73. Moyt. Price,
co. Carnarvon. Pryse, Gogerddan, co. Cardi-
gan ; derived through Rhydderch ap Ievan
Lloyd, from Gwaeth-Voed, Lord of Cardigan ;
the heiress m. Loveden. Vaughan, Ireland.
Gwaithvoed Vawr, ob. 1057. Wells.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. holding betw. the fore
paws a fleur-de-lis .... Pryce.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. sa. armed and langued
gu. Jones, Lancych or Blaeucych, co. Pem-
broke, and Pennar, co. Cardigan, quartering
Lloyd.
Or a lion salient sa. Felbridge, V.
Or a lion ramp. vair. Monsire Wakehide
DArderne, Y.
Or a lion ramp, vair a dexter baston gu. Monsire
Raufe de Beaupre, F.
Or a lion vert. Bortratjx.
Or a lion pass. vert. Bartram.
Or a lion ramp. vert. Robert Bertram, E.
Bartram, V. Botreux. Buret. Darderne.
Dudley. Grace. Pollymore. Richard de
Poltimore, F. Robesard, V. Robsart, V.
Robesarde, V*. Rollymore. Richard Sutton,
V. Sir Richard Sutton, I, or de Sottone, N.
Walkington. Wallington. Ward,
Or a lion ramp, vert and a label gu. Sire Johan
de Soittone, N.
Or a lion ramp, vert and a label of five points gu.
Senton, co. Lincoln.
Or a lion ramp, vert over all a fess arg. Sutton,
co. Berks.
Or a lion ramp, vert armed and langued gu.
Primrose, Dalmeny, Scotland; quartering arg.
on a fess az. betw. three primroses vert as
many mullets or.
Or a lion ramp, vert armed and langued gu. over
all on a fess purp. three primroses of the field.
Primrose, Carrington, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp, vert crowned gu. Robsart.
Or a lion ramp, crowned vert. Hendmarsh.
Or a lion ramp, tail erect vert. Waklin de
Arderne, G.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked vert. Dudley. Dudley,
Earl of Northumberland, Z, 338, 442, 537.'
Dudi.ey, Earl of Leicester, Baron Denbigh.
Dudley, twentieth Earl of Warwick. Sutton,
Dominus Dudley, V. Sir Richard Sutton, co.
Lincoln, V. Sutton, Sutton, co. Chester, and
Knight Grange.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed vert. William
Dudley, Bishop of Durham, 1476-83; quarter-
ing .... a cross moline .... with .... two
lions pass Sutton, co. Lincoln. Sutton,
V*. Sutton,' Over Haddon, co. Derby, temp.
Henry VI; descended from Sutton, Sutton, co.
Chester.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked vert over all on a fess
arg. three torteaux. James Sutton, co. Ches-
ter, V.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked vert armed and lan-
gued gu. Sir Edward Sutton, Lord Dudley ;
quartering Paganel with Malpas and Tibetot
with Charlton, U.
Or a lion ramp, guard, vert. Robsert.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. vert. Hume, England,
1730.
Or on a ground in base vert a lion salient of the
last royally crowned az. Hastie, Scotland.
BEAST. LION cont.
Paly of four or and az. over all a lion ramp,
counterchanged. Clopton, co. Warwick. Sir
Hugh Clopton, Lord MaYor of London, 1491,
V; quartering per pale or and az. a cross formy
fitchy counterchanged. He built the great stone
bridge at Stratford-upon-Avon. Cockfield,
Essex, V*. Cockfeild, Essex, V.
Paly of six gu. and or a lion pass, guard, arg.
(The ancient arms of) Mallet, Enmore, co.
Somerset.
Paly of six gu. and or a lion stat.ant guard, arg.
Mallet.
Paly of six or and az. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Clopton, co. Warwick.
Paly of six sa. and erin. a lion ramp. arg.
Daniell, co. Gloucester.
Paly of eight arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu.
Nicholas Stratford, Bishop of Chester, 1689-
1707.
Paly of eight arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp,
sa. Griffith Maelor, Lord of Bromfield, eldest
son of Madoc ap Meredith, last Prince of
Fowys-Fadoc; from whom descended Owen ap
Griffith Vychan, Lord of Glyndwrdwy, co. Me-
rioneth, the Owen Glendower of English writers,
Z, 224 ; the heiresses m. Adda ap Iorworth,
Scudamore, Croft, Ruthyn, and Mornington.
Tudor ap Griffith Vychan, Lord of Gwyddelwern,
co. Merioneth, brother of this Owen ; the heiress
m. Griffith ap Einion. Mayland.
Paly of eight gu. and arg. a lion ramp. sa. Owain
Glyndowr. Griffith Maelor, a son of Madoc
ap Meredith.
Paly of eight or and vert a lion ramp. sa.
Doninge.
Paly gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or.
Belle re.
Per bend arg. and az. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Venour.
Per bend sinister arg. and az. semy of ermine
spots or over all a lion ramp, of the last armed
and langued gu. Lloyd, co. Cardigan.
Per bend arg. and gu. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Freskerell, V.
Per bend arg. and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Owen, Wales. Kihford. Radford
or Ratford. Ritford.
Per bend arg. and sa. a lion ramp, tail forked
counterchanged. Ratford.
Per bend az. and arg. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Francis, co. Derby, W.
Per bend sinister wavy az. and arg. a lion ramp,
counterchanged. Venour.
Per bend az. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Frances.
Per bend wavy az. and or a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Vennor or Venor.
Per bend az. and vert a lion ramp. arg. Schefield.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines over all a
lion ramp. (? arg.). Lloyd, Rhagatt, co. Me-
rioneth; Berth, co. Denbigh; derived from
Tudor Trevor.
Per bend erm. and ermines a lion ramp. or.
Edwards, Brislington, co. Somerset. Lloyd.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp,
or. Davies, London, and co. Salop. Davis,
co. Denbigh. Dymock, co. Warwick ; granted
1581. Dymock, Penley Hall, co. Flint; and
Ellesmere, co. Salop ; descended through David
ap Dai Madoc, whose name, by mutation, be-
came David Damoc or Dymock, from Rhys
Sais. Dymoke,F. Edwardes, Chirk. Edwards,
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION.... cont. BEAST.
Exeter. Edwards, Northowran, co. York.
Edwards, Farncott, Liddome, and Lea Castle,
co. Salop ; Welham, co. Leicester; and Chirk,
co. Denbigh ; descended from Tudwr Trevor.
Hosier, Croukton, co. Salop. Jones, V. Mat-
thew Mawson, Bishop of Llandaff, 1739; Chi-
chester, 1740 ; Ely, 1754-70. Lloyd, Lexton
Knolls and Penley. Mostyn, Baron Vaux;
quartering Yaux. Mostyn, Mostyn Hall, co.
Flint, Bart. Mostyn, Pengwern, Llanwnda,
North Wales ; descended from Mostyn, Mostyn.
Pennant. John Trevaur, Bishop of St. Asaph,
1352-7 ; and another, 1395-1402. Richard
Trevor, Bishop of St. David's, 1744; Durham,
1752-71. Trevor, V. Tudor-Trevor. Tuther,
V. Sir John Trevor, Brynkynalt, co. Denbigh,
1730. Yonge,F. Young. Wynne, Eyarth.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp,
or a crescent for diff. Jenkens or Jenkyns.
Mostyn, Talacre, co. Flint, Bart.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp,
or armed and langued gu. Edwards, London.
Pennant, Bagilt. Pennant, Jamaica, of which
were the late Lord Penrhyn; Dawkins Pennant,
Penrhyn Castle, co. Caernarvon ; quartering
Dawkins, with Yswittan Wyddell, Philip Phich-
dan, and Gruffyd Lloyd ; and Pennant, Holy-
well ; all branches of Pennant, Downing and
Bychton, co. Flint ; derived through Madoc
ap Meilir, from Rys Sais, living 1066, great-
great grandson of Tudor Trevor. Trevor.
Per bend sinister erm. and erminois a lion ramp,
or. Eddows. Hill Trevor, Viscount Dun-
gannon ; quartering Hill. Tudor Trevor, Lord
of Whittington, co. Salop, living 924; from
whom descended Eyton, Eyton, Erddlis and
Bersham ; derived from Eyton, Rhiwabon, the
heivessof Rhiwabon ra. Evans ; Mostyn, Mostyn,
co. Flint, Bart. ; Mostyn, Bryngwyn ; Mostyn,
Segrwyd ; Mostyn, Talacre, co. Flint, Bart.;
Mostyn, Bodscallan, co. Anglesey, the heiress
in. Wynn; Mostytj, Kilken, co. Flint, the heir-
ess m. Edwards ; Pennant, Bychton and Down-
ing, co. Flint ; and Pennant, Lord Penrhyn.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion salient
or armed and langued gu. John Trevaur, Bi-
shop of St. Asaph, 1352-7.
Per bend sinister erm. and pean a lion ramp, or
gorged with a wreath of oak vert and support-
ing in the dexter forepaw a sword erect ppr.
pomel and hilt gold. Lloyd, Lancing, Sussex,
Bart.
Per bend sinister erm. and sa. a lion ramp. or.
Penant, V.
Per bend gu. and arg. a lion salient counter-
changed. Rossie, that Ilk.
Per bend nebuly gu. and az. a lion ramp. or.
Workington, Dublin.
Per bend sinister or and arg. a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged. Damock.
Per bend sinister dovetailed or and az. a lion
ramp, double tailed erm
Devon ; granted 1759.
Per bend wavy or and az
changed. Venour.
Per bend sinister wavy or and az. a lion ramp.
counterchanged. Yenour, V.
Per bend or and sa. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Francis, co Derby. Francis, V*. Simpson, co.
York.
Per bend invecked or and sa. a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged. French, Pershore, co. Worcester.
Stuckey, Weston, co.
a lion ramp, counter-
LI0N .... cont.
Per bend nebuly or and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Simpson, Foston Hall, co. York.
Simpson, Stainford, co. York. Symson, Podding-
hall Garth, co. Durham. Sympson, Polton, co.
Bedford. Thomas Sympson, co. Rutland, V.
Per bend (?) or and sa. ' embelif a lion ramp.
counterchanged. Adam Fraunces, Y.
Per bend sinister or and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Adam, V*. Frances. Adam Francis,
W. Fraunceys, Lord Mayor of London, 1352
and 1353. Simson. Sympson, Kent.
Per bend sinister or and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed holding betw. the paws a gauntlet az.
Edward Simpson, Lichfield ; granted ....
Per bend sinister or and sa. a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged armed and langued gu. Simson,
Lamarsh, Essex.
Per bend sinister or and sa. a lion ramp, double
tailed counterchanged. Sympson, Wiukton, co.
Hants ; quartering Walcott.
Per bend sa. and arg. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Sir Henry Ratford, V.
Per bend sinister sa. and arg. crusily and a lion
ramp, all counterchanged. Lodge.
Per bend .... and semy of roundles with a
lion ramp, counterchanged. Lodge, Ireland.
Per bend sa. and az. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Ratford, V*.
Per bend sinister sa. and erm. a lion ramp. or.
Edwards, Henslow, co. Bedford, and London.
Per bend sa. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Frances. Sir Adam Francis, V. Sir Edward
Francis, co. Derby, W.
Per bend sinister sa. and or a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged. Adam Francis, Lord Mayor of
London, 1352. M. Adam Franceis, S.
Per bend wavy sa. and or a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Simpson or Simson. Sympson.
Per chev. arg. and az. a lion ramp, counter-
changed (sometimes collared or). Giles or
Gyles, Bowden, co. Devon; Visitation 1620;
the heiress m. Gipps.
Per chev. arg. and purp. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Giles, co. Devon.
Per chev. az. and gu. a lion salient erm.
Howard.
Per chev. az. and gu. a lion salient erm. crowned
Howaed, V*.
Per chev. gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm. ducally
crowned or. Heyward, Wenlock,co. Salop.
Per chev. gu. and or a lion ramp, barry nebuly
arg. and az. Langley, V*.
Per chev. gu. and or a lion ramp. vair.
Langley, W.
Per chev. or and az. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Lane, co. Northampton. Sir John Lane, V.
Per chev. engr. or and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Barker, IF. Backer, Hurst, co.
Berks; and Warwick.
Per chev. nebuly or and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Barker, Essex.
Per chev. nehuly (or rather wavy) or and vert a
lion ramp, counterchanged. Barker, W.
Per chief az. and arg. over all a lion ramp. gu.
Aston.
Per chief az. and arg. over all a lion ramp. gu. on
an escucheon of the second three ducal coronets
or two and one being an augmentation given
by Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden. Sir
Henry St. George, Garter King of Arms, ob.
1644. Sir Thomas St. George, Garter King of
Arms, ob. 1702.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION. ...cont.
Per chief az. and arg. over all a lion ramp. gu.
crowned or. George, V*. Sir William de
Seyn Jorge, N. St. George, co. Cambridge, V.
St. George, Hatley St. George, co. Cambridge ;
Tyrone, co. Galway; and Carrick, Ireland.
Baudewin St. George, Y.
Per chief az. and arg. over all a lion ramp. gu.
ducally crowned or aimed and langued of the
second a crescent .... for diff. St. George,
Woodsgift, co. Kilkenny, Bart.
Per chief az. and gu. a lion ramp, tail forked or.
Robert Hastang, F.
Per chief az. and or over all a lion ramp, tail
forked (double tailed V*) gu. Sr de
Aston, V.
Per chief erm. and arg. over all a lion ramp. az.
Trotter, Skelton Castle, co. York, granted 16
Feb. 1587. Trotter, Helmdon, co. Durham,
quartering Burden.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Hastang, V. Sire Felip de Hastang, N.
Humfrai Hasteng, E. Humfrey Hastange, Y.
Sir John Hastings, L, or de Hastinges, L,
Harl. MS. 6137.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, double
tailed arg. De Hastang, V*.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, tail
forked and no wed arg. Sir Philip de Hastang,
co. Stafford, temp. Edward III, V.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp. or.
(No name but meant for Humfrai Hasteng, E,
Harl. MS. 6137.) Sir Robert Hastang, L.
Sire Roberd de Hastang, J, N. Robert
Hasting, G. Hastang or Hastings, co. Staf-
ford. Hastang, Leamington ; and Newbold,
co. Warwick, temp. Henry II. Monsire de
Hastage (? Hastange), Y. Sotton, V*.
Per chief gu. and az. a lion ramp, or and a label
arg. Sire Johan de Hastang, N. Sir Thomas
de Hastank, 0.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, or and
a bend arg. Hastang, V*.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, or and
bendlet arg. Sir Richard Hastang, co. Stafford,
temp. Edward III, V.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, or and
a dexter baston arg. Sfr Nichol de Hastanges,
L. Sir Richard de Hastang, N.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, tail
forked or. Sire Robert Hastang, co. Stafford,
temp. Edward III, or de Hastang, N.
Per chief gu. and az. over all a lion ramp, double
tailed or. Hastange, V*.
Per chief gu. and or over all a lion ramp. az. Sir
John Sotton, Essex, temp. Edward III, V; or
de Sottone, N. The lion or, Sutton, V*.
Per chief gu. and sa. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Wood, co. Lancaster. Wood, Hackney, Mid-
dlesex, confirmed 20 June, 1634. Thomas
Wood, Bishop of Lichfield, etc., 1671-92, con-
firmed 1634.
Per chief or and arg. over all a lion ramp. az.
debruised by two bendlets gu. M. John
Thornebyrye.S. Thornebury, W. But with
cotices instead of bendlets, James Brusel, V.
Brussel, V*. Thornbery, V*.
Per chief or and az. over all a lion ramp. erm.
Goldwell, Godinton, Kent.
Per chief or and az. over all a lion ramp, of the
first. Aston. Huntercombe.
Per chief or and az. over all a lion ramp, tail
forked of the first. Aston.
BEAST. LION cont.
(Per chief?) vair and or a lion ramp. gu. Sir
John de Sutton, M.
Per fess arg. and az. in chief a lion pass, of the
second. Wall, Ireland.
Per fess arg. and az. in chief a lion pass, guard, of
the second. Vale.
Per fess arg. and az. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Richardson.
Per fess arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu. Roger de
Mowbray (name erased), A.
Per fess arg. and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
William Wryne, V.
Per fess arg. and gu. a lion ramp, per fess sa. and
of the first. Percy, Scotton, co. York.
Per fess indented arg. and purp. in chief a lion
ramp, of the second. Skipton.
Per fess arg. and gu. a lion ramp, per fess sa.
and of the first collared and chained or. Percy.
Per fess arg. and sa. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Kiffin, Knolyrante, co. Salop. Lloyd, Ipswich,
Suffolk. Powell, Wales. Yaughan, co. Nor-
thampton, 1716.
Per fess arg and sa. a lion ramp, reguard. coun-
terchanged. Vaughan, Earl of Carberry.
Per fess az. and arg. over all a lion ramp. gu.
crowned or. M. Bawdwyn St. George, S.
Per fess az. and or a lion pass, guard, gu. Brasham.
Per fess wavy az. and or on the first a lion ramp,
arg. gorged with an antique crown vert.
M'Dowall, Neilsland, Scotland.
Per fess az. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Francis, Colchester, Essex. Goodlake, Let-
comb Regis, co. Berks; quartering Garrard.
Henry Mechell, V. Goodlake, Wadley House,
and Shellingford, co. Berks ; quartering Mills.
Per fess erm. and arg. a lion ramp. az. de-
pressed by two bendlets gu. Thornbery, V.
Thornbury, V*.
Per fess erm. and arg. a lion ramp. sa.
KlNWELMABCH Or KlLMARCH.
Per fess erm. and az. in chief a lion pass, guard.
of the second. Wall, Hoxton, Middlesex ;
granted 1613.
Per fess erm. and az. a lion ramp, with two heads
counterchanged. Mason, Greenwich, Kent;
granted 1739. Mason, Aldenham Lodge, co.
Hertford.
Per fess erm. and az. a lion ramp, per fess gu.
and arg. Geffry Genville or de Genvllle, A.
Per fess erm. and ermines a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Kendlemarsh or Kendlemarch.
KlLLINGMARCH, V*.
Per fess ermines and erm. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. KlLLINGMARCH, V.
Per fess gu. and arg. a lion ramp. az.
Thornbery.
Per fess gu. and arg. over all a lion ramp, double
tailed or. Burrish.
Per fess wavy gu. and arg. a lion pass. sa. pierced
through with a dagger in bend ppr. entering at
the shoulder hilted or. Small, Curriehill, and
Cornhall, Scotland; quartered by Keir.
Per fess gu. and az. a lion ramp. arg. over all a
hend or. Humfray Hastyng, F. Rothings.
Per fess gu. and az. over all a lion ramp. arg.
debruised hy a bendlet (bend V*) engr. or.
ROTHINGE, V. ROTHINGES, V* .
Per fess gu. and az. a lion ramp. or. Hastang, V*.
MOWGARLE, V. MOWGRALE Or MOWGRILL.
NOWGARLE, V*.
Per fess dancetty gu. and or in chief a lion pass,
arg. a crescent for diff. Glenester.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
89
BEAST LION.... cont.
Per fess gu. arid arg. a lion ramp. arg. and sa.
crowned or. Greene, V*. Grene, Essex, V.
Per fess gu. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Wident or WiDOUT, co. Hereford.
Per fess gu. and or a lion ramp. vair. Langley.
Per fess gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. semy of
crosses croslet of the first. Lodge, Leeds, co.
York.
Per fess or and arg. a lion ramp. az. Rickards.
Tedeurne, co. Devon. , Thornbery, V.
Thornborough or Thornbury. Thornbury,
V*. Yerbury, originally of Batcombe, co.
Somerset; Shirehampton, co. Gloucester ; and
co. Wilts. Yerbury or Yerbine, co. Gloucester,
and Trowbridge, co. Wilts.
Per fess or and arg. a lion ramp. gu. Robert
Powell, Park Hall, co. Salop, 1647, great-great-
grandson of Robert ap Howel, illegitimate son
of Griffith of Abertanat, eighth in descent
from Einion Efell, ob. 119G, illegitimate twin
son of Madog ap Marchudd, Prince of Powis
Fadog.
Per fess or and arg. a lion ramp, guard, gu.
Powell, Newicke, Sussex.
Per fess or and arg. a lion ramp, guard, gu. over
all a fess vert. Whitinghah, co. Lancaster,
and Whitingham, co. York.
Per fess or and arg. a lion ramp. sa. and gu.
Pentire, Pentire, Cornwall.
Per fess or and az. a lion ramp. gu. Guyreon
or Guyrien.
Per fess or and erm. a lion ramp. az. Ford,
Abbey Field, co. Chester.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Kirke. Mason, co. York ; quartering or a lion
ramp, with two heads az., with arg. a chev. gu.
betw. three snails sa. ♦
Per fess wavy or and gu. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Drumhond, London.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged
armed aud langued az. holding in the dexter
paw an astrolabe ppr. Middleton, Frazer-
burgh, descended of Fettercairn.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp, reguard. counter-
changed. Adam Kyrk, V. Kyrke, V*.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp. sa. and arg.
De Lovetot or De Luvetot, Lord of Hallam,
co. York, in Ecclesfield church.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp. sa. and erm.
Skarlett.
Per fess or and gu. a lion salient vert. Wharton.
Per fess or and sa. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Barker. Francis, W. Yerbury, co. Oxford,
and co. Wilts.
Per fess sa.and arg. alion ramp, counterchanged.
Edmonds or Edmondes. Edwards, Ness
Strange, co. Salop, derived through Thomas ap
Llewelyn, from Einion Efell, son of Madoc last
Prince of Powys-Fadog. Edwards, Dolsery,
co. Merioneth ; quartering Owen. Gethin, co.
Salop. Gethyn, co. Montgomery ; extinct
1803. Kyffin alias Waghan, co. Salop. Lloyd,
Oswestry, co. Salop. Richard Yaughan, Earl
of Carbury, Baron Yaughan of Evelyn, 1730.
Per fess sa. and arg. a lion ramp, counterchanged
armed and langued gu. Einion Efell or Evell,
Lord of Cynllaeth, living 1182-91, son of Madoc,
last Prince of Powys Fadoc ; from whom de-
scended Edwards, Ness Strange : Kyffin,
Glascoed; the heiress m. Williams: Kyffin,
Bodfach, co. Montgomery ; the heiress m. Price :
KYFFiN,Maenan,co.Caernarvon ; the coheiresses
BEAST. LION cont.
m. Lentball, Nanney, and Kenrick : Lloyd,
Aston, co. Salop: Maurice, Lloran, co. Den-
bigh, and Pentrekenrick, co. Salop : Meredith,
Abertanat : Roberts, Llangedwin : Tanat,
Abertanat, co. Salop ; the coheir m. Godolphin :
Tanat, Blodwell : Vaughan, Golden Grove, co.
Caermarthen : Vaughan, Lord Carbery : Wynn,
Plas-yn-Moliwrch : and Wynn, Plas Newydd-
yn-Bodlith ; the heir m. Middleton.
Per fess sa. and arg. a lion ramp, reguard. coun-
terchanged. Vaughan.
Per fess sa. and arg. a lion ramp, reguard. tail
forked counterchanged crowned or. Tylgham,
Snodland, Kent.
Per fess sa. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Luls.
Per fess vert and arg. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Grenford.
Per fess vert and arg. a lion ramp, guard, erm.
William de la March, Ar. Wallias, V.
Per fess vert and arg. a lion ramp, or and of the
first. St. George, co. Cambridge.
Per fess embattled vert and erm. a lion ramp. or.
Suffield, Wells, Norfolk; granted 1732.
Per fess vert and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Greenford. Grenford, V. St. George.
Per pale arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu. Elford,
Beckham, co. Devon, Baronetcy 26 November
1800.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion ramp, of the first on
the sinister side supporting a tree eradicated
ppr. on the dexter. Wynstone, co. Breck-
nock.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion pass, counterchanged.
Pereley. Pyreley, V.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Blouyle, Suffolk. Pursey.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion ramp. erm. Monsire
de Norwyz, F.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion pass. or. Pearley.
Playse.
Per pale arg. and gu. a Hon ramp. sa. Bladwell,
Suffolk. Glindore. Owen Glyndour, V.
Owen. Roberts, co. Salop; Bristol; Wester-
ley, co. Gloucester; and Dublin. Roberts, co.
Gloucester, Middlesex, and Bristol, V. Roberts,
Sutton-Chanell, co. Leicester ; confirmed Mav
1614.
Per pale arg. and or a. lion ramp, per fess gu. and
sa. Stanbury or Steynbury.
Per pale arg. and or over a lion pass. sa. Perely
or Pirly, V.
Per pale arg. and or over all a lion ramp. sa.
Perley, V. Pyrley, V*. Stanbery.
Per pale arg. and sa. a lion .... counter-
changed. Baldwin, co. Salop.
Per pale wavy arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu.
Elfed.
Per pale wavy arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu.
crowned or. Elford, Cornwall; quartering
gu. three stirrups arg.
Per pale arg. and sa. over all a lion ramp. or.
Byngham, V.
Per pale arg. and sa. a lion ramp, or armed gu.
(another the lion crowned gold.) Bingham.
Per pale arg. and sa. a lion ramp, guard, gu. and
or. Champneys, Kent.
Per pale arg. and vert a lion ramp. gu. Powlyard.
Per pale wavy az. and arg. a lion ramp, or and
gu. Lorty, co. Somerset.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. arg. Halton,
Saruford, Essex, Bart. Roberts.
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90
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. HON cont.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion pass. arg. over all a
bend or. Rothings or Rothinge.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. arg. Norwich.
College of the Virgin for Secular Priests at
RAYENiNGHAM,aftenvardsatNoRTON-SouPECOBS,
Norfolk, removed to Mettingham, Suffolk.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. arg. armed of
the second. Arderne Arden or Ardren,
Ireland.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp, double tailed
arg. Corn.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. erm. Sir John
de Norwich, R, or Norwich, Y.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. or. Ardan.
Arderne, Ireland, V. Halton, Greenthwaite
Hall, Cumberland, temp. Richard II; and South
Winfield, co. Derby. Oulton or Owlton.
Per pale az. and gu. billety or a lion ramp, of the
the last. Werche.
Per pale indented az. and gu. a lion ramp. or.
Robert Drayton, Norfolk, V.
Per pale indented az. and or a lion pass, guard.
counterchanged. Crofton, Baron Crofton.
Per pale az. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Manning, Stanbury, Cornwall. Michell.
Orpen, Glanerough, co. Kerry ; derived from
Robert Orpen or Erpen, Erpinghara, Norfolk.
Orpen, Ardtully, co. Kerry; derived (like Orpen,
Dublin, quartering Millard), from Orpen, Kill-
owen. Stanbury or Stanberie, Stanberie,
Cornwall; the heiress m. Manning; a younger
branch was of West Stanberie, and another of
Cliff.
Per pale az. and or a lion ramp, per fess gu. and
sa. Henry Stanbery, V. Stonbery, V*.
Stanbury, V.*
Per pale az. and or a lion ramp. sa. Stainsbury.
Per pale az. and pnrp. the field replenished with
crosses croslets arg. a lion ramp, of the last.
Tidmarsh.
Per pale az. and purp. a lion ramp. erm.
Frognall. Sir William Oldhall, V.
Per pale az. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. Tremargan,
V. Tremorgan.
Per pale az. and vert a lion ramp. or. Clayton,F.
Per pale erm. and az.a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Marke.
Per pale erm. and ermines a lion ramp. or.
Young, Ponlton-cum-Seacomb, co. Chester ;
confirmed 10 June, 1625, and co. Flint.
Per pale erm. and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Withie, London, W. Withis, V*.
Per pale erm. and or a lion ramp. gu. John
Withie, London, ' Armes Painter,' W.
Per pale erm. and or a lion salient gu. Wichie
or Withie. Withie, Wotton, co. Devon ;
granted 1612. Withie, Wootton-Basset, co.
Wilts ; confirmed 12 June, 1615. Withie,
London.
Per pale erm. and sa. a lion ramp, or holding in
the paws a cross patty fitchy of the last.
Strudwick.
Per pale gu. and arg. a lion pass, guard, coun-
terchanged. Ogilby.
Per pale gu. and az. over all a lion pass. arg. and
a bend or. Rothinges, V*. Rothing or
Rothings.
Per pale gu. and az. over all a lion pass. arg. de-
brui*ed by a dexter baston or. Rothinges, V.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. arg. Newport.
•Oldton or Olton. Rosewell, co. Somerset,
co. Wilts, and co. Devon. Roswell.
BEAST. LION .... cont.
Per pale indented gu. and az. a lion ramp. arg.
Belle rs.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. arg. support-
ing betw. the paws a tree eradicated vert.
Wynston, co. Hereford; and Paynswick, co.
Gloucester.
Per pale gu. and az. semy of crosses croslet or a
lion ramp. arg. armed and langued of the third.
Hutchinson, Boston, co. Lincoln, and Boston
in America.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or.
Bellarneys. Sir William Northam, V.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp, tail forked, arg.
Roger le Rons, E, or Rus, F. Rowsewell or
Rowswell, Ford Abbey, co. Devon; Norfolk;
and Bradford, co. Somerset.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm. Esmond,
Cornwall. Sr Norteyn, T. Norwiche, V,
co. Northampton, W. NoRWicH,Essex; Norfolk;
Brampton, co. Northampton; and Suffolk;
temp. Edward II. Sir John de Norwich, Me-
tyngham, Suffolk, a Baron in 1342.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm. a label or.
Sire Johan de Northwyk, 0.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm. crowned
or. Bellers.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm. crowned
or a label gold. Bellers.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. or. Fremargan.
Olton, V. Oughton. Oulton, V*. Owlton, JF.
Per pale indented gu. and az. a lion ramp. or.
Drayton, Norfolk.
Per pale gu. and az. semy of crosses croslet and a
lion ramp. or. Hutchinson, Cornforth, 1570,
and Whitton House, Durham.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp, guard, or. Sir
Henry Halton, V. Hollon.
Per pale gu. and ermines a lion pass, guard
Neale.
Per pale gu. and or a lion ramp. arg. Beler.
Augustiniau Priory at Kirkby Bellers, co.
Leicester.
Per pale gu. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Manning, Stanbury, Cornwall.
Per pale gu. and purp. a lion ramp. erm.
Oldhall.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. Beler,
Eye-Kettleby, co. Leicester. Bellars, Berk-
hampstead, co. Hants. M. James Bellers, S.
Bellers, Criche, co. Derby. Fleet. Kirkby,
co. Leicester. Kyrby or Kyrkby. Leeke, co.
Leicester, V. Mulbery or Mulbury.
Per pale indented gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg.
Bellers, Stoke, V.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp, crowned arg.
Keitelby, co. Gloucester.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or.
Beller, co. Leicester and co. Nottingham.
Bellars. Bellers. Billers, Lord Mayor of
London, 1731. Thomas Northam, Y, or de
Northam, Y.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. ducally
crowned or. Bellers, Keytilby, V.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp. erm. Cowne.
Per pale gu. and vert a lion ramp. arg. Sir John
Bevepeche, V. Beveridge. Sir Thomas de
Beugham, 0.
Per pale or and arg. a lion ramp. sa. Meredith,
Upper Weld, co. Buckingham. Moore alias
Meredith, co. Bedford and co. Buckingham.
Per pale dancetty or and az. a lion pass, guard.
counterchanged. Crofton.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
91
BEAST. HON.... con*.
Per pale indented or and az. a lion pass, guard,
counterchanged. Ceofton, Mobill Castle, co.
Leitrim, Ireland, Bart. Crofton, Longford
House, co. Sligo, Bart.
Per pale or and az. a lion ramp, couuterchanged.
Stone, co. Lancaster and co. York.
Per pale or and gu. a lion pass. arg. Hillis, V.
Plaise. Sir de Plaiz, Norfolk, temp. Edward I,
V. Playz, temp. Edward III. Playse or Plaiz,
Tofte, Norfolk. Mousire Richard Place, Y.
Sire Richard de Plays, 0. M. John Plays, S.
Richard Playce, F.
Per pale or and gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. Sire
Gyles Plays, N.
Per pale or and gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. armed
az. Playse, Norfolk.
Per pale or and gu. a lion pass, guard, counter-
changed. Place, Weddington Hall; co. War-
wick ; descended from Playse or Place, Dins-
dale, co. Durham ; quartering Halnath.
Per pale or and sa. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Stone, London ; granted by Segar.
Per pale or and vert a lion ramp. gu. over all a
baton arg. Rauf Bxgod, E ; but with a bendlet,
F.
Per pale or and vert a lion ramp. pu. Bygot.
Bygod, le Conte Maieschal, P, V*. Bigod,
Earl Marshal, V. Roger Bigot, Counte Mare-
shall, H; but Conte de Norfolk, X. Mons.
Roger Bigod, Counte de Norfolke, Y. Le
Counte le Mareschal, N. Augustinian Priory
at Caetmele or Kertjiele, co. Lancaster,
Marshall, Earl of Pembroke. Marshall.
Newton-Kyme.co.York. Le Conte Mareschall,
B, G, or Maeiscale, E, or Mareschal, F.
Henry Marshall, Bishop of Exeter, 1194-1206.
Counte de Pennebrok, C, Harl. MS. 6589.
William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, Z, 87, 96.
Cluniac Priory at Thetford, Norfolk. Vigod.
Per pale or and vert a lion ramp. gu. incensed
az. Marshal, Earl of Pembroke.
Per pale or and vert a lion ramp, or and gu.
Le Counte de Pennebrok, C.
Per pale purp. and arg. on the dexter side a lion
rantp. respectant on the sinister side an oak-
tree vert. O'Conor, Sligo, Ireland.
Per pale sa. and arg. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Edward Vaughan, Bishop of St. David's, 1509-
22.
Per pale sa. and arg. a lion ramp. gu. Champanays,
V*. Champnays, V.
Per pale sa. and az. a lion ramp. arg. Rowsewell,
Vasterne, co. Wilis.
Per pale sa. and az. a lion pass, guard, or. Neill,
England.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion pass, guard, arg.
Fresh. Neal, V*. Neale or Neyll, Essex ;
Yeldon, co. Bedford ; Wollaston and Hanging-
Houghton, co. Northampton. John Neale,
Wollaston, co. Northampton, W. Neale,
Allesley Park, co. Warwick ; descended from
Neale, Deane; quartering Vansittart. Neil,
Scotland. Villiers.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg.
crowned or. Besney, co. Hertford.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion statant arg. Neale,
Dean, co. Bedford ; and Allesley Park, co. War-
wick.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion statant guard, arg. a
mullet for diff. Ralph, third son of John
Neale of Wollaston, co. Northampton, usurped
by Neale, London.
BEAST. LION cont.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or.
Sir John Norwich, V.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion pass, guard, or. Rich-
ard Neil or Neyle, Bishop of Rochester, 1608,
Lichfield, etc., 1010-14.
Per pale sa. and purp. a lion ramp. arg. (some-
times erm.). Norwich.
Per pale vert and gu. a lion pass. arg. Felton,
co. Gloucester.
Per saltire arg. and sa. a lion ramp, counter-
changed. Payne, co. Lincoln, V.
Per saltire az. and gu. a lion pass, guard, or.
Richard Young, Bishop of Bangor, 1400, Ro-
chester, 1407-18 ; granted by Dethick.
Per saltire az. and or a lion ramp, guard, of the
first. Gold, London.
Per saltire az. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Gould, Exeter, temp. Edward III ; Combe in
Staverton, temp. Elizabeth ; Hayes and Downes,
co. Devon ; the coheirs m. Buller and Tuck-
field; the heiress of Gould, Lew Trenchard, m.
Baring. Gould, Fleet House, co. Dorset.
Gould, London, W. Gould, Dorchester;
Staverton, co. Devon ; and Edmonton, Mid-
dlesex.
Per saltire erm. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. Grafton.
Per saltire erm. and sa. a lion ramp. or. Grafton,
V*. Grafton, 1605.
Per saltire or and az. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Goold. John Gould, Broadnemett, co. Devon,
1730. Gould, Staverton, co. Devon. Gould,
Londou, 1730.
Per saltire or and erm. a lion ramp. az. Sir
Ralph Bagenholt, co. Stafford, W.
Per saltire sa. and erm. a lion ramp. ur. Garston,
London, 1584. Grafton, London, V. Grafton,
Shrewsbury ; Little Missenden, co. Bucks ; co.
Chester ; London ; and co. Worcester.
Per saltire sa. and erm. a lion ramp, or armed
and langued gu. Grafton, co. Worcester and
co. Stafford, temp. Henry VIII.
Per saltire sa. and or a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Gould, Worcester.
Purp. a lion ramp. arg. Lyons. Mackmore,
Ireland. Wimbishe, Nocton, co. Lincoln.
Purp. a lion ramp. arg. oppressed with a fess or.
Mackmore or Mac More, Ireland.
Purp. a lion ramp. or. Paylow, V*. Pashley,
Kent, V. Sr de Payleu, V. Payton.
Purp. semy of crosses croslet and a lion ramp. or.
Lamorat.
Purp. a lion ramp, or collared gu. Mallory, co.
Northampton.
Purp. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. Pashley.
Purp. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed or
crowned arg. Sir Richard Pashley, V.
Purp. a lion ramp, double tailed crowned or.
Pashley, V*.
Quarterly arg. and az. in the first quarter a lion
pass. gu. Sir William PoNSCYN,JY. Ponseyn, V*.
Quarterly per fess indented arg. and az. in the
first quarter a lion pa^s. gu. Crofts. Croftes,
V*. Herbert Croft, Bishop of Hereford, 1662-
91. Sir Hugh Crofte, V, co. Salop. Cross.
Quarterly indented arg. and az. in the first quar-
ter a lion pass. gu. Croft, 1730.
Quarterly per fess indented arg. and az. in the
first quarter a lion pass, guard, gu. Sir Rich-
ard Crofte, co. Hereford, V.
Quarterly arg. and az. in the first quarter a lion
ramp. gu. Sir William Ponseyn, co. Here-
ford, V.
92
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION.... cont.
Quarterly arg. and az. in the first quarter a lion
salient gu. Ponseigne.
Quarterly indented arg. and az. in the second
quarter a lion pass. or. Crofts, co. Salop.
Sire Huge de Croft, N.
Quarterly arg. and gu. in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, az. Say, Suffolk.
Quarterly arg. and sa. on the first a lion ramp, of
the second. Breton.
Quarterly az. and arg. in the first quarter a lion
of the second. Ponsf.yn, co. Hereford.
Quarterly per fess indented az. and arg. in the
first quarter a lion pass, of the second. Sir
Hugh Croft, L. Jennyns, Middlesex.
Quarterly per pale indented az. and arg. in the
first quarter a lion pass, guard, gu. Crofts. _
Quarterly per fess indented az. and arg. in
the first quarter a lion pass or. Sir Hugh
Croft, L.
Quarterly per fess indented az. and arg. in the
first quarter a lion pass, guard, or. Croft or
Crofte, Castle Croft, co. Hertford. Croft,
Croft Castle, co. Hereford, Bart. Crofts, co.
Salop and co. Heroford. Sir Hugh Croft, L.
William Crofte, co. Hereford, V.
Quarterly az. and gu. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Holton. Huning, Suffolk, V. Morgan. Sir
John Olton, co. Chester, V. Olton, Wetnall,
co. Chester, Harl. MS. 1424, fo. 116.
Quarterly indented erminois and gu. in the first
quarter a lion ramp, guard, sa. Croft, Stilling-
ton Hall, co. York. Croft, Hutton Buscel, co.
York; quartering Bowes.
Quarterly per fess indented gu. and arg. in the
first quarter a lion ramp, of the second. Crofts,
Norfolk.
Quarterly gu. and arg. in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, or. Bowden, co. Oxford.
Quarterly per fess indented gu. and az. in the
first quarter a lion pass, guard, arg. Crofts.
Quarterly gu. and az. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Morgan. Newport.
Quarterly gu. and erm. in the first quarter a lion
ramp, or over all an eagle displ. of the last.
Hughson.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass. arg. Town of Altringham, co. Chester.
Massey, Dunham Massey, co. Chester, Baron
to the Earls of Chester. Mascy, Dunham, co.
Chester, V. Massy, V*.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass. arg. (another, of the last) over all a crosier
in pale head to the sinister Benedictine
Priory at Birkenhead or Birketwood or
Bdrket, co. Chester.
Quarterly engr. gu. and or in the first quarter a
lion pass. arg. Besyn.
Quarterly per fess indented gu. and or in the first
quarter a lion pass. arg. Begfyn. Besyn, V.
Quarterly per fess indented gu. and or in the first
quarter a lion pass, guard. arg. Belsin. Besny.
Besanit or Besaynt. Besney or Besyn, V.
Langley, Kent, V.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a lion
ramp. arg. Hamond Mascy, Y.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass, of the second. Massy, co. Chester.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass, of the last a label of five points arg.
Massy, co. Chester.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass, of the second (another arg.) over all a
BEAST. WON cont.
crosier in pale head to the sinister .... Bene-
dictine Priory at Birkenhead or Birketwood
or Burket, co. Chester.
Quarterly per fess indented gu. and or in the first
quarter a lion pass, guard of the second.
Besvtlle, V*. Besvylle, V.
Quarterly gu. with vairy or and az. over all a lion
ramp. arg. Peverell or Peyerel, co. Not-
tingham, temp. William the Conqueror.
Quarterly gu. with vairy or and vert over the
whole a lion pass arg. Peverell, co. Notting-
ham, V. Peverell, Lord of Nottingham.
Quarterly gu. and vert over all a lion ramp. arg.
Owleton. Sir John Owlton, Harl. MS. 1535,
fo. 24 and fo. 396.
Quarterly or and az. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Humez, Add. MS. 5798, fo. 153.
Quarterly or and az. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Greenford.
Quarterly or and az. in the first quarter a lion
pass. gu. Ponnsdon, co. Hereford.
Quarterly or and az. in the first quarter a lion
.... gu. Gerconly.
Quarterly or and az. in the first quarter a lion
ramp. gu. Raffe de Marconvile, A. M. Davy
Jerkanvile, D.
Quarterly or and az. in the first quarter a lion
ramp. sa. M. Henry Inglous, S.
Quarterly or and gu. in the second quarter a lion
pass. arg. Massey, Dunham ; co. Chester.
Quarterly per fess indented or and gu. in the first
quarter a lion pass, guard arg. Langley,
Kent, V*.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first quarter a lion
pass. az. Say, Tilney, Norfolk ; and Suffolk.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first a lion pass. az.
SORREY.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first quarter a lion
pass. az. in the second a fret of the first. Say.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, az. Sire .... de Say, N. Sire
Say, Essex, temp. Edward III, V. Sore, V.
Quarterly or and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged.
Manston.
Quarterly per fess indented or and gu. in the first
quarter a lion pass, guard, of the second.
Croft, Cowling Hall, co. York ; and of Dod-
dington, Kent, Bart. ; descended from Croft of
Stillington.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first quarter a lion
ramp, of the second. Gercomyle. Inglish.
Quarterly or and gu. in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, sa. Say.
Quarterly or and sa. in the first quarter a lion
pass. gu. Boyvill, Suffolk. William de
Boyvile, C.
Quarterly sa. and arg. in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, of the second. Bowdon.
Quarterly sa. and arg. in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, of the second crowned or. Sir
Edward Prerne, V.
Quarterly sa. and arg. in the first quarter a lion
ramp, of the second. Byng, Viscount Torring-
ton. Byng, Wrotham Park, Middlesex.
Quarterly sa. and arg. the first quarter occupied
by a lion ramp, of the second over all a repre-
sentation of the guidon of the Thirty-first Re-
giment (... . two laurel branches saltirewise
.... below the union-jack) in bend sinister.
Byng, Earl and Baron Strafford.
Quarterly sa. and arg. on the first a lion pass,
guard, or. Breton.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
93
BEAST. LION cont.
Quarterly sa. and or in the first quarter a lion pass.
arg. Bowden. Bowden, co. Chester. Bowdon, F.
Quarterly sa. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass. arg. langued gu. Bowdon, Beighton
Fields and Southgate House, eo. Derby ; quar-
tering Erdeswick. Bowdon, Pleasington Hall,
co. Lnncaster ; descended from Bowdon, South-
gate House, co. Derby ; quartering Butler.
Quarterly sa. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass, guard, arg. Bowdon.
Quarterly sa. and or in the first quarter a lion
pass, of the second. Bowden, Bowden, co.
Chester.
Quarterly sa. and or in the fust quarter a lion
ramp, guard, of the second. Bing, Kent.
Quarterly vair with gu. three bars or over all a
lion ramp. arg. Peverell.
Quarterly vert and gu. over all a lion ramp. arg.
Awing, Suffolk, V. Hunninge,F*. Huninges,
co. Chester; and Carsam, Suffolk. Oulton,
co. Chester, 1572, Harl. MS., 2151, fo. 85 b.
Oldington or Olton.
Quarterly vert and or over all a lion ramp. arg.
Oulton.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. Bichingfield. Sir John
Stormy, R. Taylor, Cumberland ; Lyme, co.
Dorset ; and Denbury, co. Devon. Taylour,
co. Cambridge; Haleston Grange, co. Glouces-
ter; and Bradley, co. Hants. John Taylor,
London,TF. VERDON,Northumberland. /Vernon.
Sa. semy of annulets and a lion pass. arg.
Fulthorpe, F.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. crowned or. Lee, Wales, W.
Leigh. Huston, Cornwall.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, arg. Stormy or Sturmy.
Redeshall, co. Lincoln.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. Arbouin. Bratton. M.
Henry de Breban,D. Cassamajor. Churchill.
Cromwell, Hinchinbrooke, co. Hants ; de-
scended from Williams, Wales. The Lord Pro-
tectorOLivER Cromwell. CROMWELL,Theobalds,
Cheshunt, co. Herts; the heiress ra. 1831,
Russell. Deverdon. Edgar, Wadderley,
Scotland. Engharad, daughter of Meirich ap
Dynfwal ap Arthen ap Sybsilt, King of Cardi-
gan, and wife of Rhodri Mawr. (?) Silvester
de Everdon, Bishop of Carlisle, 1247-54.
Roger de Everdon, seal 24 Edward III, Harl.
MS. 818, fo. 43. EbledeGENEVRE,^. Holmes.
Lewis, Lanishen Court, co. Monmouth ; quar-
tering sa. a chev. betw. three spear-heads arg.
with sa. a chev. betw. three fleurs-de-lis or, and
or on a canton gu. two lions pass, of the first ;
and Lanishen House, co. Glamorgan ; both de-
scended through Lewis, the Van, co. Glamor-
gan, from Ivor ap Meurig, known as Ivor Bach,
living temp. Hen. II ; the heiress m. Windsor.
Hall, Essex. Hereford. Kilche. Sir
Johan de Kinkeston, (? the lion or), J.
Mackmorough, Ireland. Maithiard. Tobias
Matthew, Bishop of Durham, 1 595 ; Archbishop
of York, 1006-28 ; quartering gu. three chevro-
nels arg. with a crescent in the fess point ....
Matthew, co. Dorset. Matthew, Stansted,
Sussex. Modlicote, Whitley Hall, co. Salop.
Morle or Morley, Morle, Norfolk. Pendle.
Henry de Penedoke, E. Plank, Essex.
Sandford. Scurmy. Segrave. Nicholas de
Segrave, A. Thorne. Thornes, co. Salop.
Thorney, F. Torney or Tourney. Vardon,
Norwich. Sir Thomas de Verdon or de
Verdoun, N. Sir John Verdon, R. Sir Tho-
BEAST. LION.... cont.
mas de Verdon, co. Northampton, temp. Ed-
ward I, F. Warden, F*. Wardon, F.
Wastness, quartered by Greasley. Wastneys.
Sir William Westeney, I. Williams, co. Hun-
tingdon; and Denton, co. Lincoln. Williams.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. a label gu. Polimore, Po-
limore, co. Devon. Nicholas de Segrave, K.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. depressed by a bend compony
of the second and gu. Thomas Marche, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. debruised by a bend com-
pony or and gu. Croxton, Croxton, co. Ches-
ter, temp. Henry III ; the heiress m. Mainwar-
ing, an illegitimate descendant of Mainwaring
of Peover. Croxton, Ravenscroft, extinct 1G90.
Marshe. Presland or Prestland, Tboby,
Essex.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bendlet compony
or and gu. Croxton, F*. Scharington, F*.
SCHEVINGTON, F*.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend gu. Colvile,
Suffolk. Chirchill, V. Chirkehill, F.
Holme.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bendlet gu.
Churchill, co. Somerset ; and Churchill-Hen-
bury, co. Dorset. Sir John Churchill, Churchill,
co. Somerset, 1730.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. over all a dexter baston gu.
Monsire Robert de Morley, Y.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. over all a bend or. Vessey,
Isham, co. Cambridge.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. oppressed with a bend engr.
or. Segrave.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. over all on a fess or three
crosses patty fitchy (another, crosses croslet
fitchy ) of the field. Colbroke.
Sa. a lion ramp, holding betw. the forepaws a
5-foil arg. Luard.
Sa. a lion ramp, supporting a garb arg. Kjrkeby.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. holding in the paw a garb
or. Kyrby or Kyrkby, Essex.
Sa. semy of annulets and a lion ramp. arg.
Fulthorp. Sir Roger Fulthorpe, F. Molton.
Sa. semy of annulets or a lion ramp. arg.
Fulthorp.
Sa. billety arg. a lion ramp, of the last. Sire
Johan Neyrmiyst or Neyrnuyt.N. Wartoft.
Sa. semy of crosses bottony and a lion ramp,
arg. Hantevtll or Hautevill, co. Devon.
Sa. semy of crosses croslet and a lion ramp. arg.
Sire Geffrei de Hautevtlle, 0, Hautevile, N.
Long, Wraxall, co. Wilts ; Draycot, co. Wilts,
quartering Cerne ; and Wansted, Essex, Bart.,
extinct 1805, quartering Popham, Seymour, and
Child; the heiress m. Pole. Long, Preshaw,
co. Southampton ; descended through Long,
Devizes, like Long, Monkton Farleigh and
Baynton, co. Wilts, through Long, Rowde Ash-
ton, co. Wilts, quartering Long, from Long,
Little Cheverell and Potterne, co. Wilts. Long,
Melksam, and Collingbourne Kingston, co. Wilts.
Sir Gefferay Watevile, L, Harl. MS. 6137.
Sa. semy of escallops and a lion ramp. arg.
Holland.
Sa. semy of 5-foils and a lion ramp. arg. Clifton,
Clifton, co. Nottingham, Bart. Pierpont.
Sa. semy of 5-foils and a lion ramp. arg. langued
gu. Seal of Gervase Clifton, Treasurer of
Calais, 36 Henry VI, Harl. MS. 6829, fo. 23.
Sa. the field replenished with acorns or a lion
ramp. arg. Atwood.
Sa. goutty de larmes and a lion ramp. arg.
Chantry.
94
AN ORDINAKY OF
BEAST. HON cont.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. armed and langued gu.
Kyddy. Williams, alias Cromwell, temp.
Elizabeth.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. armed or. John Verdon, Y.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. armed and unguled or.
Monsire John de Verdon, Y.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. collared gu. Gasteneys.
Verdon. Wastneys, co. Chester , co. Leicester;
Hedon, co. Nottingham ; and co. Stafford. Wil-
liam le Wasteneis, E, or Wastneys, F. Ed-
raun Wasteney, G. Sir William Wastneye or
Wastneys, L, or Wasteneys, N. Sir William
de Wasteneys, co. Stafford, temp. Edward I, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. collared or. West, Suffolk ;
quartered by Gresley, Colton, co. Stafford, Z,
341.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned gu. Verdon.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or. Brockest.
Chaucombe, co. Warwick. Dagworth, Alding-
ton, Kent. Segrave, co. Leicester and co. Lin-
coln. Dominus Segrave, co. Leicester, V. Le
Sire de Segrave, A', F. Monsire de Segrave, Y.
Segrave, Z, 207. Sir John Segrave, H, or de
Segrave, J, K. Sir Johan de Segrave, N.
Segrave, co. Leicester, temp. Edw. I. Twichet.
Westropp, co. Limerick and co. Clare.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or.
Seagrave, Castle Ashby, co. Northampton.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or and a label az.
Sir Nicholas de Segrave, L, Harl. MS., C137,
but corrected to gu. in L, Harl. MS., 6589.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or and a label gu.
Sr. Nichol de Segrave, H, K, L, N, 0.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or a label of five
points gu. Nicholas de Segrave, G, J.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or over all a dexter
baston gu. Henry de Segrave, G, N.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or over all a dexter
baston engr. gu. Sire Johan de Segrave, N.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or a dexter baston
of the last. Sire Symon de Segrave, N.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or collared
gu. Jarrat Jarratt or Jarrett.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned ppr. Segrave, Z,
208.
Sa. a lion ramp, coward the tail reflected over his
back arg. Mathew, Wales, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. incensed gu. Karedig,
Wales.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. Metford.
Wastneys, co. Stafford. Monsire de Wastnes,
Y. Sire Edmon Wasteneys, N, co. Stafford,
temp. Edward 111, V; but Robert, Y.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed arg. Moulent, V*.
Wasteneys, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. and a label of the
last. Sire Johan de Kyngestone, N.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed arg.
Moulent, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed arg. within
the tails a fleur-de-lis arg. Metford, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed between the tails
a fleur-de-lis arg. Metford, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed arg. collared gu.
Wastneys, Hedon, co. Nottingham.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. collared or.
Sir John Wastenys, Heydon, co. Notting-
ham, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed arg. collared or.
Wasteneys, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked arg. crowned or.
Segrave.
BEAST. LION cont.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, arg. Stormyn. Thorne.
Melverley and Shelvolk, co. Salop. Thornes,
formerly Shelvock, now Edge, co. Salop. Robert
Atte Thornes, Shrewsbury, temp. Edward III.
Wastneys, co. Lincoln and co. Stafford.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, tail forked arg. Wastneys,
co. Stafford.
Sa. a lion ramp, reguard. arg. Morgan, Aber-
cothy, co. Carmarthen ; and Biddlesden Park,
co. Northampton.
Sa. a lion salient arg. Scurmy, V. Stormy, Dro-
monby, co. York ; quartered by Constable, W.
John Sturmye, Y.
Sa. a lion ramp, barry of six arg. and gu. Holme.
Sa. a lion ramp, barry of eight arg. and gu.
Caster. Holme, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, bendy of six arg. and gu. Holmes.
Hampoll, co. York.
Sa. a lion ramp, bendy arg. and gu. Whetley.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. Aguillon. Lough, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. with a collar gemel az.
therefrom pendent an escucheon of the last
charged with a mullet arg. Pownall, Liver-
pool, co. Lancaster ; and Pownall, co. Chester.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or. Westhorp,
Cornburgh, co. York.
Sa. semy of fleurs-de-lis or a lion ramp. erm.
crowned of the second. Phillip, Lord Mayor
of London, 1463.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed erm. Stokes, co.
Gloucester. Stokes, Hean Castle, co. Pem-
broke ; descended from Peter de Stok, Caen, in
Normandy, temp. John.
Sa. a lion pass. or. Field, 1730. Pinoke or
Pinnock. Tentavile. Taylor, 1730.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, or. Ekeney.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, coward the tail reflected
over the back or. Genkins, co. Chester.
Sa. a lion pass, reguard or. Browest.
Sa. a lion ramp. or. Archer, co. Salop. Nicol
le Archer, E. Banent. Brabant, Z, 143,402.
Brocas or Brockust. Bromell. Bromhall,
Levington, co. Bedford. Flanders. Sir
Johan de Kinkeston (but ? the lion arg.), J".
Keterldge, London ; granted 1593. Kingston,
co. Bedford. Ludlow. Makemore. Narstoft
Nartoft or Nartost, co. Devon, and Essex.
Nartoft, V. Neymist, V. Neymyst, V. Norman,
England. Nortoft, Essex. Sir Adam Nortoft,
Essex, temp. Edward I, V. Sire Adam de
Nortost, N. Pikton. Polimore. Lucas de
Poltimor, A. Richard Pultonor, A, Harl. MS.
6137. Samborne. Samburn, V*. Sir John
Samburne, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, or over all a bend. erm. Fitchet
or Fitchett.
Sa. a lion ramp, or holding in the paws an escu-
cheon arg. charged with a cross patty fitchy gu.
Keiling, Newcastle-underLine, co. Stafford.
Keling, Hackney, Middlesex ; granted 30 April,
1632.
Sa. a lion ramp, or holding betw. his paws a mul-
let arg. Leward.
Sa. billety arg. and a lion ramp. or. Narstaffe,
Essex.
Sa. billety and a lion ramp. or. Flllesworth.
Nartoft. West.
Sa. gouttyd'eau a lion ramp. or. KiNGSTON.London.
Sa. goutty d'or a lion ramp. gold. Picton, Wy vill
Court, co. Berks and co. Chester.
Sa. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. holding a cross
crosslet fitchy of the last. Darrell, Sussex.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. HON.... cont.
Sa. a lion ramp, crowned or. Gilbert de Segrave,
Bishop of London, 1313-10. Segrave, co.
Worcester.
Sa. a lion ramp, or armed and langued gu.
Bramhall, co. Chester, and London ; confirmed
21 Nov. 1628.
Sa. a lion ramp, or crowned gn. The Palatinate
of the Rhine, Z, 564, 566, 569, 575, 875.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked or. King, co. Buck-
ingham. Sir Nicholas Kingston, co. York, V.
Sir John Kingston, temp. Edward III, V.
Kingston, Wendover, co. Buckingham. Sire
Johan de Kynestone, N. Thomas Kingston,F.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed or. Kingston, V*.
King, Charlestown, co. Roscommon, Bart.
Morlent.
Sa. a lion ramp. tail forked or a label gu. Kingston,
co. Berwick. Sire Nicholas de Kingestone,N.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed or a label of three
points gu. Knyston.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed or and a dexter
baston gu. Sire Walter de Kingestone, N.
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed or. Sir
Bartholomew Burghershe, Kent, temp. Ed-
ward III, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, or. Brocas, F*. Brocas,
Beaurepayre, co. Hants ; the heiress, temp.
Henry VII., m. Pexhall. John Brocas, F.
Brockas or Brokas. Brookhurst. Brocas,
Alton and Beaurepayre, quartering Brocas.
Brocas, Lord Mayor of London, 1730. Sir
Barnard Brokas, V. Brocas or Brockust,
quartering Roches, with gu. six ragged staves
palewise, three two and one arg., Banbury, and
Morell. Syr John Brockas, Q. M. Bernard
Brokas, S. Fletwicke.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, or and a label of three
points gu. M. Bernard Brocas, S.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, or armed gu. Syr John
Brockas, Q.
Sa. a lion ramp, reguard. or. Evans. Gwyn,
Maeslech, co. Brecon. Lloyd, co. Brecon.
Stofmyn. Story.
Sa. a lion ramp, reguard. or ducally crowned of
the last. Brockhurst, London.
Sa. a lion ramp, per fess arg. and erminois.
Lloyd, Cynfell, co. Merioneth ; granted 1784.
Sa. a lion ramp, per fess or and arg. Wellsand
or Wellisand.
Sanguine a lion ramp. arg. Wymbish, Harl. MS.
6829, fo. 57.
Vairy or and gu. in the dexter corner a lion pass,
guard, of the last. Ferrers.
Vairy or and gu. a lion pass, guard, gold ' a lau-
treme pointe d'escue.' Robert Ferrers, Baron
of Wemme, F, i. e. in the dexter canton, Z, 263.
Vert a lion pass, guard, arg. Hervy.
Vert a liou ramp. arg. Beveridge, Scotland.
Bolbeck. Hugh Bolebek, B. Le Baron Sire
Hugh de Bolbecke,F. Bulbeck, V. Camp-
bell-HuME, Purves Hall, co. Berwick, Bart. ;
quartering Pepdie, and quarterly with gyronny
of eight or and sa. within a bordure gu.
charged with eight escallops of the first a
canton gyronny of eight of the third and erm.,
quartering az. on a fess betw. three mascles
arg. as many 5-foils of the first, with .... three
piles engr. az. with arg. a cross engr. az.
and over all in surtout an inescucheon arg.
charged with an orange slipped and imperially
crowned all ppr. Clinch. Helton. Heton.
Heyton. Sir Adam de Heyton or Heton, V.
BEAST. HON.... cont.
Hockleton, co. Salop. Home, Todderich,
Scotland: quartering .... a popinjay vert
beaked and membered gu. Home, Spot, Scot-
land ; descended from Home, Dunglass, 1424,
quartering arg. three roses gu. slipped vert.
Home, That Ilk, quartering Pepdie. Home,
Longformachus, with the same quartering.
Home, Merestoun, with the same quartering,
over all a crescent gu. Home, Aytonn, Scot-
land ; descended from Lord Home, with the
same quartering, over all a rose gu. Home,
Westertoun, with the same quartering over all
a rose within a bordure gu. Home, Eccles,
Scotland, quartering Pepdie and Hume. Home,
Wodderburn, Scotland, quartering Pepdie and
Sinclair. Home or Hume, Lumisden and
Rentoun, Scotland, quartering Pepdie, For-
rester, and Elme. Home, Karnes, with the
same quarterings, all within a bordure engr.
gu. Hume, Humewood, co. Wicklow; de-
scended from Hume, Baron Polworth, quarter-
ing Pepdie. Hume, Hutton Hall, Scotland,
with the same quartering, all within a bordure
arg. Hume, Earl of Dunbar, with the same
quartering and Hume, over all in surtout Dun-
bar. Hume, Wormlehury, co. Hertfoi-d, Bart.
Hume, Salisbury. John Hume, Bishop of
Bristol, 1756, Oxford, 1758, Salisbury, 1766 82,
Add. MS. 5798 ; quartering az. on a chev
three mullets ....
Vert a lion ramp. arg. surmounted by a fess gu.
Joy.
Vert a lion ramp, grasping a halbert arg.
Partyn, co. Salop and co. Stafford.
Vert a lion ramp, holding a dagger arg. Dempsey,
Ireland.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. armed and langued gu.
Bulbeck, Essex. Holme, Scotland. Home,
Earl of Home, quartering Pepdie, over all an
escucheon for Landell. Hume, Earl of March -
mont, quartering Pepdie, Polworth, and St.
Clair, over all in the centre an escucheon arg.
charged with an orange ppr. stalked and slip-
ped vert ensigned with an imperial crown ppr.
Hume, Coldinghamlaw, Scotland.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. the head feet and tail gu.
Gwaith Voed, living 921. '
Vert a lion ramp. arg. crowned gu. John
Beeston.F. Beston,F. MonsiredeBESTON,F.
Ralphe Menvile, F.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. crowned and armed gu.
Beeston. Orton, Orton, co. Cumberland;
the heiress m. Skelton.
Vert a liou ramp. arg. crowned or. Beeston.
Boston. Conner, Ballybricken, co. Cork.
Vert a lion ramp, guard, arg. Sir Walter Cotton,
V. Walton, Cotton, V. De Cotton, V*.
Heyton, co. Lancaster. Love, quartered by
Alchorne ; Visitation of Kent, a.d. 1619. Sir
John Sherborne, Q. Sherborne, Sherborne,
co. Lancaster; quartering Bailey, Harl. MS.
1549, fo. 86. Sir Richard Sherborne, co. Lan-
caster, V.
Vert a lion ramp, guard, arg. armed az. Sir
John Sherborne, Q.
Vert a lion ramp, reguard. arg. Cotton.
Vert a lion ramp. erm. over all a fess gu. Jewe,
co. Devon.
Vert a lion ramp. or. Monsire Wakeline
dARDERNE, F. BlGOTT. CONNER. FaRRELL,
Connaught, Ireland ; descended from the Princes
of Annaly. Farrell, Skeffington Hall, co.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST.
LION .... cont.
Leicester, quartering Brome ; derived from
Farrell, Dublin, and co. Chester ; a heiress of
Farrell and Dod, Lower Hall, Brocton, m.
Worthington and Bonnor. Goodenough.
"William de Grenefeld, Archbishop of York,
1306-15. Grenfeld, co. Wilts. Hardde.
Lewis. Lloyd, co. Salop. Mac Neil, Barra,
Inverness, chief of the Macneills of the Western
Isles : quartering arg. in hase the sea with a
castle above the sea ppr., with or a lymphad
sails furled sa., and or a dexter hand erect
couped gu. within an orle of nine fetterlocks ....
Sr de Montenak, V. Montenake, V*.
Morgan, co. Monmouth. Thomas Newton,
Bishop of Bristol 1761-82, Add. MS. 5798. Sire
James de Nortone,N. Norton, Southwick, co.
Hants, quartering White ; the heiress m. White-
head. N orton, Rotherfield , co. H an ts, Baronetcy
23 May, 1622 ; quartering az. on a fess betw. six
crosses croslet or three escallops gu., with az.
a fess Debuly betw. three crescents or ; the
heiress m. Paulet. OTerrall, formerly
Princes of Annaly, now co. Longford. Randes.
ROBBESART. RoBSART, V. RoHANTKED.
Sandiff. Shaen, Great Kew, Surrey, Bart.,
1730.
Vert a lion ramp, sinisterwise or. Connour.
Conor, King's County.
Yert a lion ramp, or over all a haton az.
Beaupree.
Vert a lion ramp, or depressed by a bend gu.
Beaupere, F*. Rafe de Beaupre, Y. Beaupere,
Cornwall. Dyper or Diprey, Cornwall.
Vert a lion ramp, or and a bendlet gu.
Beaupere, V.
Vert a lion ramp, or oppressed with a bend engr.
gu. Dyper or Diprey, Cornwall.
Vert a lion ramp, or a bendlet engr. gu. Ditre.
Vert a lion ramp, or over all on a fess sa. a cres-
cent arg. betw. two mullets of the second.
Dalisone, Scotland.
Vert flory arg. a lion ramp. or. Hely.
Vert semy of broomslips and over all a lion ramp,
or. Sandde Hardd, Lord of Morton, the mo-
dem Burton, co. Denbigh, from whom de-
scended Powell, Horsley, Bart. ; Ievan ap
Iorwerth, Llanwyllyn, co. Merioneth ; and
Llewelyn ap Ynyr, Yale.
Vert a lion ramp, or armed and langued gu.
Arderne. Newton.
Vert a lion ramp, or armed and langued gu. over
all a fess of the second. Thomas Jane or
Jann, Bishop of Norwich, 1499-1500.
Vert a lion ramp, or crowned az. Arderne.
Vert a lion ramp, or crowned gu. Alderne, V*.
Arderne, W.
Vert a lion ramp, crowned or. O'Connor, co.
Kerry, Ireland. Tyson.
Vert a lion ramp, tail erect or. John
Greneforde, Y.
Vert a lion ramp, tail forked or over all a bend
gu. Banprey, Week, Norfolk.
Vert a lion ramp, double tailed or over all a baton
gu. Beaupre, Wells.
OTTER.
Arg. a demi otter sa. issuing out of a loch in base
ppr. Lithgow, Drygrange, Scotland.
OX.
Arg. a hull pass. az. Chittoke, Suffolk.
Arg. a bull statant az. Chitok, Suffolk, W.
BEAST. OX cont.
Arg. a bull pass. gu. Bevill, Cornwall. Bevtll
Bevan or Bevin, Cornwall. Blllesley. Ridley,
Northumberland.
Arg. a bull pass. gu. on a mount vert. Ridley,
co. Oxford, co. lork, and Tekett and Westwood,
Northumberland.
Arg. on a mount with bulrushes ppr. stalked and
leaved vert a bull pass. gu. Ridley.
Arg. an ox pass. gu. through reeds ppr. Ridley.
Arg. a bull gu. armed or. Beveley, V*.
Arg. a bull pass. gu. armed or. Bevill, Corn-
wall. Cole. Gonowers or Gonwers. Gower
or Gowers. Torell, V*.
Arg. on a plain vert a bull statant gu. Ridley, V.
Sometimes attributed to Nicholas Ridley,
Bishop of Rochester, 1547 ; London, 1550-3,
Add. MS. 12443, fo. 217.
Arg. a bull statant gu. armed or. Sir William
Torell, V.
Arg. on a mount vert a bull standing gu. armed
or. Ridley, Alkington and Linley, co. Salop.
Sometimes attributed to Nicholas Ridley,
Bishop of Rochester, 1547; London, 1550-3,
Add. MS. 12443, fo. 188.
Arg. a bull statant gu. armed or the tail betw. the
legs. Bevyley, Cornwall, V.
Arg. a, hull pass. gu. armed and unguled or.
Beville, Killegarth. Bevill, Cornwall.
Arg. an ox gu. armed and unguled or passing a
ford of water in base ppr. City of Oxford.
Arg. on a mount vert a bull pass, under an oak
all ppr. Verrall or Verrell.
Arg. a bull pass. sa. Bellely. Meredydd Bwl.
Lamelin, Lamelin, Cornwall ; the heiress m.
Trelawny.
Arg. on a mount vert a bull sa. armed gu. Ridley,
V*.
Arg. a bull pass. sa. armed or. Bennet, Ahing-
ton, co. Cambridge.
Arg. a bull sa. armed and unguled or. Bull,
Wales. Bwla, Tregothlave, Cornwall.
Arg. an ox sa. unguled or passing a ford ppr.
John de Oxford, Bishop of Norwich, 1175-
1200.
Arg. a bull statant sa. armed and hoofed or.
Gwyn, co. Carmarthen.
Az. a bull pass. arg. Chittock or Chittocke.
Az. a bull pass. or. Chettoke, Dickleborough.
Bendy wavy arg. and az. an ox gu. passing over a
ford ppr. City of Oxford.
Erm. a bull pass. gu. Beveille, co. Huntingdon.
Bevill.
Erm. a calf gu. Cavall.
Erm. a calf pass. gu. Cavell, Cornwall ; the co-
heirs m. Vivian and Hore.
Erm. a bull gu. armed arg. Beuyll or
Bevill, V*.
Erm. a bull pass. gu. armed arg. Bevyll,
Wolton, V.
Erm. a bull pass. gu. armed and unguled or.
Bevill, Cornwall.
Erm. a bull pass. sa. Winter Witer or Wither.
Whitter, Ashurst, Sussex.
Erm. a bull statant sa. armed gu. Wyter, V.
Gu. a bull pass, guard, or. D'Elbosuf.
Or a bull gu. Argahast.
Or a bull pass. gu. Baron. Boron, W. Boyon.
Torell or Tarell.
Or a bull pass. gu. over all a pale ermine. Broke,
Serjeant-at-Anns to King Henry VIII.
Or a bull pass. gu. attired of the first. Baptist-
Browne.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. OX....cont.
Or a bull pass. sa. collared and belled gold. Hull,
Child-Ockford, co. Dorset, temp. Henry III.
Or a bull pass. sa. horned arg. Trecarne, Tre-
carne, Cornwall; the heiress m. Glynn.
Per bend sinister sa. and arg. a bull pass, reguard.
erm. Sherwood, co. Warwick.
Per bend sinister sa. and arg. a bull pass, reguard.
erm. and ermines attired gu. Sherwood, V.
Per fess vert and or a bull countercbanged.
Hastings.
Per fess vert and or a bull salient counterchanged.
Sr. Drew de Hasting, V.
Per pale arg. and gu. a bull pass, counterchanged.
Coles. (Cooper, Dicham Grove, near Peters-
field, co. Hants ?)
Per pale arg. and gu. a bull pass, counterchanged
attired or. Coleman, Merriott, co. Somerset.
Per pale indented gu. and arg. a bull pass, coun-
terchanged. Colliray.
Per pale indented or and gu. a bull pass, counter-
changed. Callore.
Per pale vert and or a bull salient counterchanged.
De Hasting, V*.
Sa. a bull pass. arg. Wood, Fulborne, co. Cam-
bridge ; and Sneterley, Norfolk.
Sa. a bull pass. or. Fitz-Geffrey,co. Bedford; and
Ruslidon, co. Northampton. Fitz-Geffry,F*.
Sa. a bull statant arg. the tail between his legs.
Fitz-Geffrey, co. Bedford, V.
Vert a bull arg. armed and unguled or. Bestar.
Vert a bull pass. or. Rtdlesdale. Ridleworth.
PORCUPINE see Urchin.
RABBIT see Hare. RAM see Sheep.
SHEEP, including Fleece, Lamb, and Ram.
Arg. on a base wavy az. a lamb triumphant sa.
John de Oxford, Bishop of Norwich, 11751200.
Arg. a ram statant sa. armed or. Layton, co.
Devon, W.
Arg. a paschal lamb pass. or. Duntze, Rockbere
House, and Playford, co. Devon, Bart.
Az. a golden fleece quarterly with or a castle
gu.betw. two fleurs-de-lis in fess vert over all a
fess erm. Plowes, Wakefield, co. York, granted
12 December 1823.
Gu. a ram. pass. arg. Winram, Woolstone, Scot-
land.
Gu. on an altar-tomb a lamb pass, guard, arg.
carrying a banner of the last charged with a
cross of the first resting the dexter forefoot on
a mound or. Augustinian College of Bons-
hornmes atAsHERUGGE or Ashridge, co. Buck-
ingham.
Or on a mount betw. two lesser ones vert a lamb
sa. holding with the dexter foot a banner erm.
charged with a cross clechy gu. Grose, Rich-
mond, Surrey; granted 1756.
Per chev. erm. and gu. in base a golden fleece.
FuNEAUX.
Vert a lamb arg. Lambert, Carnagh, co. Wex-
ford, and co. Kilkenny; quartering erm. an
eagle displ. gu.
Vert a lamb pass, with three heads guard, and
reguard. arg. Trippet.
Vert a ram pass. arg. Yea, Pyrland Hall, co.
Somerset, Bart.
SQUIRREL
Arg. a squirrel sejant gu. cracking a nut or.
Hartford, co. Chester. NuTSHALL,Nutshall,co.
Lancaster, W.
Arg. a squirrel sejant gu. cracking a nut ppr.
Hartford, V*. Nutshall, V*. Squire, V*.
BEAST. SQUIRREL .... cont.
Arg. a squirrel sejant gu. cracking nuts ppr.
Squire, co. Devon and co. Worcester.
Arg. a squirrel sejant gu. supporting a hazel
branch vert fructed or. Nutshall, Nutshall,
co. Lancaster.
Az. a squirrel sejant or. Walters, Piercefield,
co. Monmouth.
Erm. a squirrel sejant gu. Squire, the heiress
m. Mervyn.
Or a squirrel sejant gu. Squire, Suffolk, V.
Or a squirrel sejant gu. cracking a nut ....
Orton, Kent. Orton, V.
Or a squirrel sejant gu. holding a sprig ppr.
Napleton.
TIGER
Arg. a tiger reguard. at a mirror az. Sibells.
Arg. a tiger statant reguardant coward gu. at a
mirror on the ground az. handled or. Sibbells ,
Kent, V.
Arg. a tiger reguard. at a mirror gu. Sibell, Kent.
Arg. a tiger or reguard. at a mirror az. Sibells,
V*.
Arg. a tiger pass, reguard. at a mirror ppr. Bardis,
co. Oxford.
Arg. a tiger ramp. ppr. collared and chained or.
O'Halie.
Arg. a tiger pass. sa. Bold. Dantell.
Az. a tiger statant or. Loane, Kent, V.
Az. a tiger pass. or. Loane. Lone, Kent; War-
lingham and Ellour, Suffolk. Love, Sevenoaks,
Kent.
Or a heraldic tiger pas3. gu. Lutwyche or
Lutwich.
Or a tiger .... gu. Lutwych, V*. _
Or a tiger pass. gu. Lutwyche, Lutwich, co. Salop.
Or a tiger statant gu. Lutwych, Lutwych, co.
Salop, V.
Or a tiger pass. sa. Dyot, Lichfield, and Freeford
Hall, co. Stafford; confirmed 20 February, 1562.
Or a heraldic tiger pass. sa. Stackpoole.
Per pale az. and gu. a tiger ramp. erm. John de
Norwich, X.
Per pale gu. and az. a tiger pass. arg. Mabb.
Per pale gu. and az. a tiger statant arg. John
Mabb, Chamberlain of London, 1560, V.
Vert a heraldic tiger pass, or mane and tuft of
the tail arg. Love, Kirksted, Norfolk; granted
10 December, 1663.
URCHIN, including Hedgehog and Porcupine
Gu. a porcupine arg. collared or. Hyer, London.
Gu. a hedgehog salient collared and chained arg.
Sir Simon Eyre, Lord Mayor of London, V.
Gu. a porcupine salient arg. quilled and chained
or. Eyre, Lord Mayor of London, 1445.
Gu. a porcupine erect arg. tusked collared and
chained or. Simon Eyre, Lord Mayor of
London, 1445.
WOLF
Gu. a demi wolf ppr. issuing to the sinister feet
erected each side of the head arg. Betwtll.
a wolf pass. ppr. Trembleth, Trembleth,
St. Ervan, Cornwall ; the heiress ra. Arundel.
Arg. a wolf pass. gu. Wolfesley or Wolseley.
Arg. on a mount vert a wolf (pass. V*) statant gu.
Smith, W.
Arg. a wolf issuing from a wood ppr. Callaghan
or O'Callaghan, Ireland.
Arg. a wolf sa. enraged gu. Malston, co. Devon.
Arg. a wolf pass. sa. Walsall. Walsalle,
V*. Wolleshall, Wolleshall, co. Worcester.
WOLSTON.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. WOLF .... cont.
Arg. a wolf ramp. sa. collared or. Wood, V.
Arg. a wolf salient sa. Atwood. Ford, Frating,
Essex. Wolfe, Easton-Manduit, co. North-
ampton. Wood, co. Stafford.
Arg. a wolf salient sa. collared gu. Wood.
Arg. a wolf statant sa. Walsalle, V.
Az. a wolf pass. ai-g. Blaidd Rhydd. Loe.
Surgan. Surgeon, V*.
Az. a wolf pass. arg. armed and langued gu.
Gellyn ap Blaidd Rhudd.
Az. a wolf ramp. arg. Brees or Breeze. Sir
John Doon, V. Henry Dwnn. Dun, V*.
Lewis. Lloyd, Bronwydd. Lloyd, Crickadarn,
co. Brecon. Oliffe. (Tydwall, Gloff, co.
Brecon ?) Watkins, Llangorse, co. Brecon.
Az. a wolf ramp. arg. collared gu. chained (gu.
V*) or. Sir Morgan Kldwally, V.
Az. a wolf salient arg. Clece. Clere, V.
Davies, Pentre, co. Pembroke; quartering
Saunders. Don, Donn, or Doon. Donne,
Picton. Howell. Lloyd, Bronwydd, co. Car-
digan; and Kilrue, co. Pembroke; descended
from the ancient lords of Dyfed. Maenyrch
Goch, lord of Brycheinog.
Az. a wolf salient arg. collared gu. Kidwell.
Az. a wolf salient arg. collared and chained or.
Kyndwell.
Az. a wolf salient arg. langued or armed gu.
Downe.
Arg. a wolf statant arg. John Surgon or
Surgun, V.
Az. a wolf salient erm. Davis, Kent; proved
June, 1772.
Az. a wolf salient or. Donne, Mattishall. Dunn,
Bircher, Leominster; quartering sa. three
round buckles tongues downwards or.
Az. a wolf salient or collared az.bezanty. Kidwell,
Wales.
Barry of ten or and vert a wolf ramp. arg. Wolf,
V*. Wolfe, V.
Gu. a wolf issuing out of a rock from the sinister
side of the escucheon all arg. Williams, co.
Devon ; and Denton, co. Lincoln. Williams,
The Friars, Chichester, Sussex. Williams,
Clapton, co. Northampton, Bart. ; the heiress
m. Fonnereau.
Gu. a cave ppr. therefrom issuant a wolf at full
speed reguard. arg. Williams.
Gu. a wolf pass. arg. Low, London, 1684 ; quar-
tering arg. a hunting-horn stringed sa. betw.
three crescents of the last, with arg. on a fess
betw. three crescents gu. as many mullets or.
Low, Alderwasley. Sir Edward Low, New
Sarum, co. Wilts, 1730. Lowe, V*. Lowe,
Shrewsbury, co. Salop ; and Calne, co. Wilts.
Lowes, Ridley Hall, co. Northumberland.
Gu. a wolf preyant arg. Lowe, New Sarum, co.
Wilts.
Gu. a wolf statant arg. William Lowe,co. Salop,
1586, W.
Gu. a wolf salient or. Albange.
Gyronny of eight arg. and or a wolf saliant sa.
Atwood.
Gyronny of eight az. and gu. a wolf ramp, or
armed sa. langued of the second. Hanke,
Mayor of Chester; granted 6 September, 1580.
Or a wolf salient sa. armed gu. Louth or Lowth,
co. Lincoln.
Or a wolf salient sa. armed of the field. Louth
or Lowth, co. Lincoln.
Or on a mount vert a wolf statant sa. under a tree
ppr. Wood, co. Lancaster, 1582.
BEAST. WOLF .... cont.
Per pale gu. and az. a wolf salient arg. Hankey,
Churton, co. Chester. Henry Hankey, Mayor
of Chester ; granted 1572.
Per pale sa. and arg. a wolf salient (of the last
bendwise. Fresche, V*) counterchanged.
French.
Per pale sa. and az. a wolf pass. arg. French.
But salient. Fresh. Frenche, W. Fresche,
V. And statant. French, W.
Sa. a wolf ramp. arg. Louis.
Sa. a wolf salient and in the dexter chief a
crescent (for diff.) arg. Loude Louthe or
Lowth, Castle Hedingham, Essex ; Creting-
ham, Suffolk ; Sawtrey Beaumys, co. Hunting-
don ; quartering Mulso.
Sa. a wolf ramp. or. Louthe, V. But salient.
Louth or Lowth. Robert Louth, Bishop of
St. David's 1706, Oxford 1766, London 1777-87.
Sa. semy of estoiles a wolf salient or. Wilson ;
granted 18 . . .
Sa. a wolf salient reguard. or. Loades, London ;
granted 30 July, 1687.
Vert, a wolf pass, pierced with an arrow the point
coming out of the mouth arg. Bleddyn ap
Maenyrch, 1090. Powell, Castle Madoc.
Vert a wolf salient arg. Gambow ; impaling arg.
three mulberry leaves vert two and one.
Vert a wolf ramp. or. Wolff.
ANTELOPE and in chief. . . .
on a Chief Crosses
Per pale gu. and arg. an heraldic antelope pass.
counterchanged on a chief divided as the field
or and az. two crosses croslet fitchy also
counterchanged. Robert Dighton, Stourton,
co. Lancaster, V.
....Escallops
Or an antelope pass. gu. on a chief of the second
three escallops of the first. Derycott.
BEAVER and in chief
Erm. on a mount vert a beaver ppr. a chief az.
charged with an anchor erect cabled or betw.
two eagle's heads erased arg. beaked gold.
Hose, Kentish Town, Middlesex; granted
3 February, 1806.
BAT and in chief. . . .
on a Chief Palets
Arg. a bat displ. sa. on a chief gu. three palets of
the field. Stainings, co. Somerset. Staynings,
Honycott, co. Somerset.
5-Foils
Per chev. az. and arg. in base a bat displ. in chief
two 5-foils counterchanged. Blake.
Per chev. az. and arg. in base a bat displ. sa. in
chief two pierced 5-foils or. Blake, V.
BEAR and in chief. . . .
Canton
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. a canton erm. Bere, V*.
Arg. a bear salient sa. a canton erm. Bere, Kent, IT.
Arg. a bear in pale salient sa. armed gu. a canton
erm. Beare.
Arg. a bear sa. and a canton gu. Bere, Kent ;
and Oakenham, co. Berks.
Arg. a bear ramp. sa. and a canton gu. Beare
or Beere, Kent, 1586. Beere, V*.
Arg. a bear salient sa. a canton gu. John Beere,
Kent, 1586, W.
on a Canton .... Bird
Az. a bear salient arg. on a canton or a cock gu.
Denhany.
Az. a bear sejant with the fore paws salient arg.
on a canton or a cock gu. Dehaney, London.
BRITISH AEMORTALS.
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BEAST. BOAR and in chief. . . .
Beast
Per chev. or and gu. 5n base a boar pass, in chief
two lions pass, guard, counterchanged. Eason.
Ter chev. or and vert in base a boar pass, of the
first in chief two lions pass, guard, gu.
M'Donagh, Ireland.
on a Canton Sword
Gu. a sanglier pass, or and for diff. a canton erm.
charged with a sword palewise ppr. Balrd,
Newbyth. And with a crescent .... surmount-
ing the sword. Baird, Saughton Hall.
Castle
Az. in base a boar pass. or. in chief a castle with
two towers arg. Cazalet.
on a Chief Mallets
Erm. a boar pass. az. on a chief or two pierced
mullets of the second. Forster.
Erm. a wild boar pass. az. bristled armed and
unguled or langued gu. on a chief of the third
two mullets of the fourth. Bacon, Newton Cup,
co. Durham, and Stewart Pile, Northumberland ;
granted 1752.
Per pale sa. and arg. a boar pass, counterchanged
on a chief az. three mullets of the second.
Doran, Ireland.
.... Roundles
Arg. a boar pass. gu. armed and bristled or on a
chief az. three plates. Purcell, Cromlyn, co.
Dublin; a branch of Purcell, Croagh, co.
Limerick.
Crescent and Estoile
Gu. in base a boar pass, or in chief within an
increscent an estoile of eight points arg. on a
canton erm. a sword erect ppr. pomel and hilt
gold. Baird, Feruton, co. Perth, Bart., de-
scended from Auchmedden.
CAT and in chief
on a Chief. . . .Banner
Az. a cat ramp. arg. on a chief the standard of
St. Andrew and a claymore point downwards in
saltire ppr. Smith, Loudon.
Crescents
Erm. a cat pass, and in chief two crescents sa.
Duane, London, and Ireland.
DEER and in chief. . . .
Bird
Sa. a buck lodged reguard. arg. betw. the attires
a heathcock volant or. Mortoft, Norfolk.
Sa. a hart lodged and betw. the attires a heath-
cock volant or. Morlhsht or Mortoft.
Sa. a buck lodged reguard. and betw. the attires
a heathcock volant or. Mortoft, Norfolk.
Sa. a stag lodged reguard. and betw. the attires a
bird or. Nortost, Norfolk.
on a Canton Lozenges
Arg. a hind trippant gu. on a canton of the second
three lozenges of the first. Agras.
Ship
Arg. a stag pass. gu. on a canton az. a galley or.
Parker.
Chief
Az. a stag trippant or a chief arg. Bertrand.
Or a buck ppr. and a chief gu. Sparhow, V*.
Or a hart trippant ppr. and a chief gu. Sparhow,
Essex, W.
Sa. a buck trippant and a chief indented or.
Hamblen. Richard Humble, Alderman of
London 1626, in St. Saviour's church, South-
wark. Humble, Stratford, Essex, and London,
1634. Humble, London, Baronetcy 1660.
BEAST. DEER and in chief cont.
Chief cont.
Sa. a stag tripp. erm. and a chief or. Waleston.
on a Chief. . . .Beast
Arg. on a mount a buck couchant under a tree all
ppr. and for augmentation on a chief az. a
mount vert thereon a lion in the act of tearing
the standard of the Mahratta prince Holkar
and beneath the word " Madripore." Hislop,
Tothill, co. Devon, Bart.
.... Beasts
Per pale vert and arg. on the first a buck pass,
ppr. on the second a boar pass, per pale sa. and
ppr. on a chief or two lions ramp, combatant
gu. supporting with their fore paws a sword
entwined with a serpent. O'Sulltvan, Ireland.
....Bird
Sa. on a mount in base vert a buck salient or a
chief of the third charged with a blackcock ppr.
Martoset.
Sa. on a field in base vert a stag courant or
a chief arg. charged with a heathcock ppr.
Mortoffe, Norfolk, 1609.
Sa. on a mount ppr. a stag lodged or a chief of
the third charged with a moorcock of the
second. Mortoft, Itriugham, Norfolk; con-
firmed October 1606.
Birds
Sa. a stag trippant or attired and unguled arg. on
a chief of the same three falcons ppr. Edwards,
originally of Maes yr-hen-Uys, co. Denbigh,
subsequently of Gouldgrieve, co. Flint, and now
of Old Court, co. Wicklow.
.. . .Castles
Gu. from behind bushes vert a stag courant arg.
on a chief az. three castles of the field one and
two. James, Cathedine, co. Brecknock.
.... Crescents
Gu. a stag trippant or on a chief of the second
three crescents of the first. Peerman.
....3-Foil
Sa. a stag trippant or on a chief dancetty arg. a
3-foil vert. Humble, Cloncoskoran, co. Water-
ford, Bart., quartering Nugent.
....5-Foil
Or on a mount a stag lodged in a grove of trees
ppr. on a chief gu. a 5-foil betw. two mullets of
the field. Fernie, Scotland.
Flower
Or. a stag trippant az. on a chief of the last three
roses arg. Fruid, Scotland.
Mullet
Arg. a stag couchant ppr. on a chief vert a mullet
of the field. Doheety.
Mullets
Arg. a buck at full speed .... on a chief vert three
mullets of the first. O'Doherty, Ireland.
Arg. a stag courant ppr. on a chief vert three
mullets of the field. Doherty.
.... Wings
Arg. a stag trippant surmounted bv a tree eradi-
cated vert on a chief az. two wings expanded
and conjoined of the field. Renny.
Crescents
Arg. on ground in base a stag lodged betw. two
trees vert in chief three crescents .... Hislop
or Hislope, Scotland.
Cross
Arg. on a mount a stag lodged in a grove of trees
vert in chief a cross croslet betw. two mullets
or. Ferney, Scotland.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. DEER and in chief cont.
Crown
Arg. a stag trippant ppr. hoofed and attired or
betw. the attires a royal crown ppr. being an
augmentation granted by King John. Williams,
Eltbara, Kent; baronetcy 2 November 1674;
and Gwernevet, co. Brecknock. Williams,
Islington, Middlesex.
Az. a stag pass. arg. attired or betw. the attires a
regal crown ppr. Davles, Brecon. Davis.
Powell, co. Brecknock.
Az. a stag trippant arg. collared and lined or betw.
the attires an imperial crown ppr. Prytherch,
Abergele, co. Carmarthen ; originally ap Rhyd-
derch; descended from Rhyddercb ap Gwilyn,
of the line of Cradoc ap Gwilyn, Lord of Tal-
lyn ; quartering gu. on a chev. betw. three men's
heads couped in profile arg. five gouttes de sang.
Az. a stag trippant arg. unguled attired and bear-
ing betw. his hoi'ns an imperial crown or.
Owain Gethin. Lewis, Gilfach, co Carmar-
then ; quartering az. a chev. betw. three eagle's
heads erased or. Prytherch, Abergele.
Estoiles
Gu. a stag arg. lodged in a thicket of trees vert
betw. the attires three stars of tbe second.
Fairnie, Farlogie, Scotland.
Flower
Arg. a stag trippant with wings attached to the
buttocks and hind legs ppr. betw. the attires a
rose or. Jones, Tredustan, co. Brecknock.
5-foil
Sa. a buck couchant arg. attired or in the sinister
chief quarter a 5-foil of the last. Downes,
Evenwood, co. Durham.
Insects
Gu. a buck trippant arg. in chief two bees volant
or on a chief nebuly of the third a Lorraine
cross as the field betw. two eagles displ. sa.
Goodhart, Langley Park, Kent.
Mullet and Crescent
Az. a stag tripp. arg. in the dexter chief a mullet
of six points and in the sinister an increscent
of the last, Strachan, Tarrie, Scotland.
Mullets
Gu. on a mount in base a stag pass. arg. in chief
two mullets or. Crispie.
Gu, a stag lodged arg. surmounted by a crosier or
betw. the attires three mullets of the second.
Fairn, Nig, Scotland.
Koundles
Per chev. engr. or and sa. in base a hart trippant
of the first in chief three ogresses. Hartstrong,
South Repps, Norfolk.
DOG and in chief
Buckles
Sa. a talbot pass, or in chief three round buckles
arg. Carter, co. York.
Canton
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. a canton erminois.
Jacobs.
Chief
Arg. a greyhound pass, and a chief sa. Carpenter,
Sussex; and Cobham, Surrey ; granted 4 March,
1663.
Gu. a talbot pass, or a chief erm. Chaffin, War-
minster, co. Wilts. Thomas Chaffin, Chettle,
co. Dorset, 1730.
on a Chief (Beast) Lion
Sa. a talbot sejant arg. on a chief gu. a lion pass,
guard, betw. two fleurs-de-lis or. Town of
Sudeury.
BEAST. DOG and in chief cont.
on a Chief. . . . Crosses
Arg. a talbot pass. sa. collared or on a chief
az. three croslets of the third. Keene, Nor-
folk.
Arg. a talbot pass. sa. eared and collared of the
field on a chief indented az. three crosses cros-
let (another, botonny) of the first. Keyne,
Suffolk.
Arg. a talbot pass. sa. collared or on a chief in-
dented az. three crosses croslet of the third.
Edmund Keene, Bishop of Chester, 1752;
Ely 1771-81.
Arg. a talbot pass. sa. eared and collared or to the
collar a ring of the second on a chief indented
az. three crosses croslet of the third. Kene,
Starston, Norfolk.
Az. a talbot pass, or on a chief arg. three crosses
croslet sa. Kene, Ipswich, Suffolk.
Az. a talbot pass, or on a chief indented arg.
three crosses flory sa. Keen, North Cove
and Thanderston, Suffolk ; granted 3 May,
1562.
....Fleurs-de-lis
Arg. a greyhound pass. sa. on a chief az. three
fleurs-de-lis or. Halford, Wistow Hall, co.
Leicester; Baronetcy 1641, extinct 1780.
Arg. a greyhound statant sa. collared or on a
chief az. three fleurs-de-lis of the third.
Halford, Paddock House, near Canterbury, a
branch of the preceding.
.... Flower
Arg. a greyhound pass, sa. on a chief az. a rose
arg. for augmentation 1827 betw. two fleurs-de-
lis or and as further augmentation on a canton
erm. a staff entwined with a serpent ppr. and
ensigned by a coronet composed of crosses
patty and fleurs-de-lis .... Halford, Baro-
netcy 27 September, 1809.
....Key
Arg. a spaniel dog pass. ppr. on a chief embattled
az. a key paleways the wards upward betw. two
crosses croslet or. Maire.
Mullets
Or a talbot pass. sa. on a chief of the second
three mullets of the first. Alwaye, Streetley,
co. Bedford.
Rouudles
Arg. a greyhound in full course sa. on a chief of
the second three bezants. Blackwell.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. on a chief dancetty
of the last three bezants. Blackwell, Amp-
ney Park, co. Gloucester.
Arg. a greyhound in full course sa. collared
chequy or and gu. on a chief dancetty of the
second three bezants. Blackwall, Blackwall,
in the Peak, co. Derby, Henry III.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. on a chief indented
of the last three bezants. Blackhall, Exeter.
Blackwall, London.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. collared or on a
chief dancetty or indented of the second three
bezants. Blakwell, co. Derby, V.
Crescents
Arg. a talbot sejant sa. in chief three crescents
gu. Furnese Furnes and Furness.
Fleurs-de-lis
Sa. in base a greyhound pass, and in chief three
fleurs-de-lis arg, Hawford, co. Leicester.
Horn
Or a greyhound courant in bend sa. in the dexter
chief a hunting horn stringed of the last.
Jago.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. DOG and in chief cont.
Lozenges
Per fess erm. and sa. a talbot pass, or in chief two
lozenges of the second. Daniel, Trelissick,
Cornwall.
Pheons
Vert in base a talbot pass, and in chief two pheons
or. Grape, New Windsor, co. Berks; granted
1764.
ELEPHANT and in chief
Canton
Or an elephant az. on his back a quadrangular
castle arg. masoned ppr. on the sinister tower
a flagstaff and banner gu. on the dexter corner
of the banner a canton silver charged with a
cross gu. the dexter corner of the escutcheon
quarterly France and England. Royal African
Company, incorporated 20 Jan. 16(52.
on a Chief Heart
Gu. an elephant erminois on a chief or a human
heart ppr. betw. two horseshoes az. Pitt,
Priorsley and Shiffnall, co. Salop ; granted 1758.
Erminois an elephant statant az. on a chief of
the last the sun betw. two beehives ppr.
i. e. or. Heacock, Newington, co. Middlesex ;
granted 1746. Haycock.
FITCH and in chief
Arg. a foine (or fitch) sa. on a chief indented gu.
three escallops or. Marten, Sussex, descended
from those of Aquitaine, 1386.
GOAT and in chief
Arg. a goat salient sa. and a chief vert. Bdketon
or Buckton. Buckton, Bellingham, North-
umberland.
HARE and in chief. . . .
on a Chief Swords
Az. a hare salient arg. with a hunting horn vert
hanging about the neck garnished gu. or a
chief arg. a sword fesswise az. hilt and pomel
or. Cleland, Faskine, Scotland.
Suns
Az. a hare courant and in chief tbree suns or.
John Watson, Bishop of Winchester, 1580-4.
Add. 31 S. 12443, fo. 131 b.
HORSE and in chief. ...
on a Chief. . . .Escallops
Barry of four .... and .... a demi-horse issuant
.... on a chief .... three escallops ....
Ralph of Shrewsbury, Bishop of Bath, etc.,
1329-63; or Ralph Erghum, Bishop of Salisbury
1375, Bath, etc., 1388-1400.
.. . .Mullets
Vert a horse arg. caparisoned or on a chief of the
second three spur-rowels gu. Studholme,
Studholme, Abbey Holme, co. Cumberland,
temp. Henry II.
Cross
Arg. on ground in base vert a horse pass. sa.
saddled and bridled gu. in chief a cross croslet
fitcby of the third. Torrie.
Estoile
Arg. on a mount in base vert a horse trotting sa.
furnished gu. in chief a star of the third.
Trotter, Scotland ; Workman's MS.
LEOPARD and in chief.
Erm. a leopard ramp, reguard. and in chief three
flies volant ppr. Zachariah Pearce, Bishop
of Bangor, 1747 ; Rochester, 1750-74.
BEAST. LION and in chief. . . .
Annulet
Arg. a lion ramp, and in the dexter point an an-
nulet gu. Leigh, Leigh, Cornwall.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or an annulet of
the second. Malton.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. langued gu. in chief an an-
nulet or. Taylor, London.
Birds .... Falcons
Arg. a lion ramp, tail nowed gu. gorged with an
eastern coronet or in chief three falcons ppr.
Bewes, St. Neots, Cornwall.
Martlets
Arg. a lion ramp, gorged with a ducal coronet or
in chief three martlets .... Bewes.
Canton
Arg. a demi lion ramp, and a canton az.
Kernaby.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a canton chequy or and
gu. Jeffryes, Brecon and Abercywieg, co.
Brecon.
Arg. a lion ramp, and a canton sa. Owen, co.
Salop, Kent, and London. Owen, Woodhouse,
co. Salop ; descended from Owen, Llunllo ; the
heiress m. Kynaston and Mostyn. Owen,
Bettws Hall, co. Montgomery, of like descent.
Owen, Condover, co. Salop, of like descent; the
heirs m. Mytton and Smythe.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a canton or. Rudd.
Az. a lion ramp, and a canton or. Rudd, Aber-
gavenny, co. Monmouth; and Higham-Ferrers,
co. Northampton. Rudd, Newton Kyme, co.
York; and Thome, Doncaster; quartering
Sutherland.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp. erm. and a canton
az. Scarlett, West Bargholt and Copsford,
Essex, Kill.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp. sa. a canton arg.
Skarlett, East Dereham, Norfolk.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. a canton sa. Edwards,
co. York.
Erm. a lion ramp, and a canton sa. Jeffreys,
Acton, co. Denbigh ; and Whiteford, co. Flint;
derived from Tudor Trevor. Jeffreys, Lord
Jeffreys, of Wem — the Judge Jeffreys; de-
scended from Jeffreys, Acton, co. Denbigh ; the
heiress in 1720 m. Fermor. Jeffreys, Wem,
co. Salop. Jeffryes or Jeffereys.
Gu. a lion couchant arg. a canton or. Jones,
Fakenham, Norfolk.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a canton erm. Stott.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or a canton erm.
Grey.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a canton or. Whetstone,
Essex.
Gu. a lion ramp, and a canton erm. of the last.
Scaringborne.
Gu. semy-de-lis or a lion ramp, and a canton erm.
Marks or Markes, Suffolk.
Gu.alion ramp, or a canton erm. Scaringborne,co.
Lancaster. Scharingborne,F. Scharingbourn,
F*.Sharburne or Sheringburne. Sharnborne,
Sharnborne Hall, Norfolk.
Gu. a lion ramp, tail forked or and a canton erm.
Sherrorne, Norfolk, and co. Northampton.
Gu. a lion ramp, or a canton per bend sinister
erm. and sa. Landen. '
Or a lion ramp. gu. collared arg. a canton az.
Mallory, Mobberley, co. Chester, temp. James
I ; the heiress m. Leigh ; derived from Sir
William Mallory, Studley, co. York.
Or a lion ramp, and a canton gu. Brtjers.
Powell. Powis, Sutton, co. Salop.
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BEAST. HON and in chief. . . . cont.
Canton cont.
Or. a lion ramp, vert a canton erm. Sutton,
Edenhall, co. Stafford. Sir Richard Sutton,
1619, one of the executors of the will of Tho-
mas Sutton, founder of the Charter House,
London.
Per bend sinister erm. and erminois a lion ramp.
or a canton sa. for distinction. Pennant, quar-
tering Douglas.
Per chev. arg. and or a lion ramp. sa. a canton
gu. Meredyth.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged
a canton sa. Hethrington, Ireland.
Per pale gu. and az. crusily or a lion ramp. arg.
a canton erm. Hutchinson, Skirsgill and
Crossfield House, Cumberland; Newbiggin
Hall and Appleby, Westmoreland ; the heiress
m. Martin.
Per pale or and vert a lion ramp. gu. a can-
ton vairy or and gu. William Marshall, Earl
of Pembroke.
Sa. semy-de-lis or a lion ramp. arg. ducally
crowned of the second a canton erm. Phillips.
on a Canton. . . . (Beast) Boar
Barry of ten arg. and az. a lion ramp. gu. on a
canton of the last a boar pass, of the first.
Jackson, Edinburgh.
Lion
Or a lion ramp. gu. surmounted by a bend eDgr.
sa. on a canton of the second a lion ramp. arg.
Spence, Edinburgh.
Bird
Erm. a lion ramp, guard, az. on a canton gu. an
eagle displ. with two necks or. Edwards,
London.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. on a canton or an eagle displ.
sa. Edwards, Lord Mayor of London, 1679.
Erm. a lion ramp, guard, az. on a canton or an
eagle displ. sa. Edwards, Tyrington, Norfolk.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. on a canton or an eagle
displ. sa. Edwards.
Erm. a lion ramp, guard, gu. armed az. on a can-
ton or an eagle displ. with two necks sa.
Edwards, Kent, and co. Salop.
Gu. crusily and a lion pass, guard, or a canton
arg. charged with an eagle displ. sa. on the
breast an escucheon gold charged with three
bars az. Astell, co. Leicester.
.... Castle
Barry of six erm. and sa. over all a lion ramp, or
on a canton gu. a castle of the third. Gibson,
Ireland.
Chequy or and gu. a lion ramp. erm. on a canton
az. a castle triple-towered arg. Scarlett,
Baron Abinger. Campbell, Baroness Strathe-
den, a daughter of Lord Abinger.
.... Chevron
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or on a
canton az. a chev. of the third betw. three
acorns slipped and erect . . . Du Cane, 'London ;
and Braxted Lodge, Essex; granted 1730.
. . . .Cross
Az. a Hon pass, or on a canton arg. a cross gu.
Jason, W.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a canton arg. a cross sar-
celly vert. Reson or Reason, Essex.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a canton of the last
a cross croslet vert. Resine, Essex, temp.
Edward I.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a canton of the second
a cross patonce vert. Sir John Resone,
Essex, V.
BEAST. LION and in chief. . » .cont.
on a Canton Cross cont.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. on a canton of the second a
cross gu. Churchill. Churchill, Duke of
Marlborough ; quartering Spencer ; over all
in chief for augmentation on an escucheon
arg. a cross gu. debruised by on an escucheon
az. three fleurs-de-lis or.
Cap
Per bend sinister dancetty erminois and sa. a
lion ramp, counterchanged on a canton gu. a
covered cup arg. Simpson, Glover's House,
Sittingbourn, Kent ; quartering erm. a chev.
gu. betw. three pheasant cock's heads couped
az. with arg. on a fess dancetty gu. betw. three
torteaux a fleur-de-lis or.
. . ..Escallop
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a sinister canton az. an
escallop or. Leigh, Northam, co. Devon, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a sinister canton of the
second an escallop or. Leigh, Borough in
Northam, co. Devon; derived from Leigh, High
Leigh; the co-heiresses m. Basset and Bury.
Per bend sinister az. and vert a lion pass, reguard.
or on a canton arg. an escallop gu. Cranke,
London.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines (? erminois)
a lion ramp, or and for distinction on a canton
sa. an escallop arg. charged with a cross flory
of the fourth. Trevor.
Flower
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. with an augmentation of
a canton erm. charged with a rose ....
Whitestones ; granted 22 Sept. 1586.
Az. a lion ramp, double tailed sa. a canton az.
thereon a rose of the first slipped ppr. Owen,
Wrexham, co. Denbigh; quartered by Rogers
Harrison.
....5-Foil
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a canton gu. a 5-foil erm.
Whetstone, Woodford Row, Essex.
Fret
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. on a canton sa. a fret or.
Buckland.
.... Garb
Erm. a lion ramp on a canton. .. .a garb...
Gisbone.
Erminois a lion ramp. sa. collared arg. on a can-
ton vert a garb or. Gisborne, Yoxall Lodge,
co. Staffoi-d ; and Horwick House, co. Derby.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. sa. on a canton of the
second a garb of the first. Price, Kingston-
upon-Thames, Surrey; confirmed 1602.
Guns
Per saltire az. and or a lion ramp, guard, of the
first on a canton arg. two pot guns az.
(another sa.) Gold.
Harp
Barry of eight arg. and vert over all a lion ramp.
.... with an eastern crown or armed and lan-
gued az. on a canton az. a harp or. Lighton,
Merville, co. Dublin, Baronetcy 1 March, 1791.
Head
Az. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with an antique
crown or on a canton arg. a hart's head ca-
bossed gu. M'Dowall, Cnchen, Scotland.
. . . Horn
Or semy of oak-leaves vert a lion ramp. az. on a
canton gu. a buglehorn stringed of the first.
Patch, Tiverton, co. Devon.
Key
Gu. a lion pass, or on a canton arg. a key pale-
wisc sa. Loban.
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103
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Canton .... Mascle
Per bend sinister dovetailed or and az. a lion
ramp. erm. on a canton of the second a mascle
of the first. Stuckey, Hill House, Langport,
co. Somerset.
....Mullet
Az. a lion ramp, double tailed erm. on a canton
arg. a mullet pierced gu. Peachey, Baron
Selsey.
Az. a lion ramp, doiible tailed erm. crowned or
on a canton of the third a mullet gu. Peche,
Sherowall, co. Derby, and co. Lancaster.
Az. a lion ramp. erm. ducally crowned or on a
canton of the last a pierced mullet gu. Peachey,
North Bersted, Rumbolds Wyke, and South
Mundham ; descended from Peachey, Shripney,
1614.
Az. a lion ramp, or on a canton arg. a mullet gu.
KlRBY.
Barry of six arg. and gu. over all a lion ramp. sa.
armed or gorged with a crown arg. on a can-
ton of the second a mullet of the first. Wasse,
Kirhhill, co. York.
Pheon
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a canton az. a pheon or.
Petyt, London ; granted 1688.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a canton of the second a
pheon. .. . Iorwerth Sais Marchog.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued az. on
a canton of the last a pheon or. Petyt, London ,
and Ackworth Park, co. York; confirmed 1810.
Sa. a lion pass, or on a canton gu. a pheon of the
second within a bnrdure engr. erm. Taylee.
Piles
Az. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or on a
canton of the second three piles gu. M'Dowall,
Edinburgh.
Roundle
Or a lion ramp. gu. a canton of the last thereon
pendant from a mural crown of the first by a
riband of the second fimbriated az. a represen-
tation of the gold medal and clasp presented
for services in the Peninsular war. Macdonald,
Dalchosnie, co. Perth; descended through
Macdonald, Kippoch, from Alexander, son of
John, Lord of the Isles; quartering arg. a dex-
ter arm em bowed in armour ppr. garnished or
the hand grasping a dagger point downwards
also ppr. pomel and hilt gold, with arg. on
waves of the sea ppr. a ship her sails furled
sa. in base a salmon naiant also ppr., and or an
oak-tree growing out of a mount in base ppr.
surmounted by an eagle displ. sa. over the
whole a fess counter-embattled gu. thereon two
swords in saltire points upwards arg. pomels
and hilts or betw. a representation of the
Spanish cross of distinction on the dexter and
the Portuguese cross of distinction on the si-
nister both ppr.
Or a lion ramp. gu. and a canton sinister charged
with gu. ten bezants quarterly with az. on a
mount vert a lion pass, guard, or. Charlton,
Apley Castle ; and Wytheford Hall, co. Salop.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. holding betw. the paws a
mural crown or a canton erm. thereon pendent
by a riband gu. fimbriated az. a representation
of the medal presented for services subinscribed
Waterloo in letters sa. Churchill.
Ship
Az. semy-de-lis or a lion ramp, of the last on a
canton arg. a ship in full sail ppr. Pool or
Poole, co. Chester.
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Canton .... Ship cont.
Az. semy-de-lis or a lion ramp, guard, of the se-
cond on a canton arg. a ship in full sail ppr.
Pool, New Shoreham, Sussex ; granted 1648.
....Staff
Per fess or and sa. a lion ramp, counterchanged
armed and langued gu. on a canton of the last
an Esculapius's rod palewise entwined with
serpents arg. M'Whirter.
.... Sword and Spear
Az. a lion ramp, per fess or and arg. on a canton
of the last a sword pomelled gold surmounted
of a spear of the last. Thomas Bettesworth,
Chidden in Hambledon, co. Hants, 1665.
.... Swords
Per pale vert and az. a Hon ramp. arg. crowned
or on a canton erm. two swords iu saltire sur-
mounted by a fasces impaled within a wreath
all or. Dobede, Soham, co. Cambridge.
Cantons
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, sa. in chief two cantons
the dexter or a griffin segreant sa. the sinister
arg. three bull's heads cabossed sa. armed gold.
Morgan, Langston, co. Monmouth; derived
from Philip Morgan, second son of Morgan ap
Llewellin, Lord of St. Clere and Tredegar.
Castle
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a castle in the dexter
point.... Castillon, Benham Valence, and
Woodspene, co. Berks, 1565.
Gu. in base a lion pass, guard, or in chief a castle
surmounted with a tower arg. City of Norwich.
Per fess vert and gu. in base a lion pass, guard,
or in chief a quadrangle of castles walled arg.
Town of Lancaster.
Castles
Per chev. gu. and or in base a lion ramp. az. in
chief two castles arg. Panton. Penton.
Chief
Per fess or and gu. a demi lion ramp, vert a chief
of the first. Wharton.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. a chief gu. Brussell.
Waltheof.
Arg. a lion ramp, reguard. ermines a chief vert.
Marsh or Marshe, Wales.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. a chief erm. Moncrief,
that Ilk.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued az. a
chief erm. Moncrief, Culfargie. Moncrieffe,
Tippermalloch, co. Perth ; Bristol and Lox-
ton, co. Somerset. Wellwood Moncrieff,
Tullibole, co. Kinross, Bart.; quartering arg.
an oak issuing out of a well in base ppr.
Arg. a lion ramp, and a chief gu. Dundas,
Scotland. Ettrick, London.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. a chief per fess indented of
the first and sa. Hyett, Wotton, co. Somer-
set, 1573.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. a chief sa. Russell, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a chief erm. Trotter,
Helmden, co. Durham ; Visitation 1615.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a chief gu. Ashby, co.
Leicester. Ashley. Botterell or Botriell.
Syward, Earl of Northumberland.
Arg. crusily and a lion ramp. sa. a chief gu.
Mountford.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a chief lozengy or and gu.
Lowde.
Arg. a lion pass, and a chief sa. Rishton,
Dunkinhaw and Sparth, co. Lancaster.
Arg. a lion ramp, and a chief indented sa.
Hyett, co. Gloucester.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
Chief cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a chief per fess indented of
the first and gu. Hyelt.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a chief per fess indented of
the first and second. Hyatt.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a chief indented point in
point of the second and first. Hiet.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a chief erm. Philips, co.
Worcester.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a chief erm. a label gu.
Colvile.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. a chief or. Huninges.
Az. crusily and a lion ramp. arg. a chief nebuly
sa. and of the last. Dai/ton, Croft.
Az. crusily or a lion ramp, guard, arg. a chief
barry nebuly of four of the last and sa. Dalton,
Bispham, co. Lancaster. Dalton, Kingston-
on-Hull, Hawkeswell, Bedale, and Sleningford,
co. York ; Visitation 1666.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. a chief erm. Phillips,
Ickford, co. Buckingham.
Az. a lion pass, or a chief erm. Kent.
Az. a lion pass, guard, or a chief erm. Kent,
Thatcham, co. Berks. Kent, co. Berks, co,
Gloucester, co. Lincoln, co. Warwick, Duvis, co.
Wilts, and co. York ; granted 1600-35.
Az. a lion ramp, or a chief gu. Gower. Sir
Bobert Hastang, L. Querion or Querryn.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked or a chief gu.
Hastings, co. Stafford.
Az. a lion .... and a chief or. Dicoy.
Az. a lion ramp, and a chief or. Dicey, V*.
Dixy, Lord Mayor of London 1585. Dixie,
Bos worth, co. Leicester,Bart. Ponton, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a chief chequy or and az.
Warren. John Warren, Bishop of St. Davids
1779, Bangor 1783-1800. Warren, London ,7*-
Gu. a lion pass, and a chief or. Hickey.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, and a chief or. Barnett.
Or a lion ramp. az. a chief gu. Sutton, Essex.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. a chief az.
Ashoomb or Aishcomb, co. Berks. 1G12.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. armed and langued
az. a chief of the third. Ayscomb, Liford, co.
Berks.
Or a lion ramp, and a chief gu. Farquharson.
M'Combie.
Or a lion ramp. gu. a chief vair. Sr. John de
Sotton, M..
Or a lion pass. sa. a chief gu. Rushton, co. Lan-
caster and co. Stafford.
Or a lion ramp. sa. a chief gu. a label of five
points arg. Thomas Dampier, Bishop of Ro-
chester 1802, Ely 1808-12. Dampier, Colings-
hays, co. Somerset.
Or a lion pass. sa. a chief indented of the last.
Wheller, Dorking, Surrey.
Or a lion ramp, and a chief sa. Philips, Tam-
worth, co. Warwick.
Or a lion ramp, vert a chief gu. Dixy, co. Hunt-
ingdon and London.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. a chief indented or.
Margesson, Offington, Sussex ; descended
through Margetson, Rotherham, from
Margesson or Margetson, Wakefield, co. York ;
quartering Whitebread.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, arg. a chief engr. or.
Margetson.
Sa. a lion ramp, and a chief or. Brion. Buttery,
co. Northampton. Foulk Buttery, Marston.W;
given to Cressant Buttry alias Matany, Lau-
rence-Marston, co. Northampton ; by Cooke ; W.
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Anchor
Az. a lion ramp. arg. supporting a rudder or
on a chief cf the second an anchor sa. betw.
two 3-foils ppr. Henley, Waterpery, co.
Oxford.
Paly of six or and gu. a lion pass. ppr. on a chief
az. an anchor of the first betw. two martlets
arg. Usborne, Cooling, Suffolk.
.... Annulets
Or a lion ramp, double tailed sa. on a chief gu.
two annulets interlaced of the field. Wells,
East Allington, and Portlemouth, co. Devon. ;
quartering Bury and Fortescue.
.... Arrows
Or a lion ramp, vert on a chief of the second three
demi darts of the first. Triggs or Trygg, co.
Devon.
• . . . Axes
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief of the last three
pole-axes of the first. Jackson ; quartering or
three bars wavy az. on a canton gu. a lion pass.
guard, or. Jackson, co. Derby, and co. Stafford.
Jackson, Bubnell, co. Derby ; Visitation 1062.
Jackson, Glanbeg, co. Waterford.
. . . .Beast
Chequy arg. and gu. a lion ramp, guard, or on
a chief of augmentation wavy az. a seahorse
naiant ppr. betw. two Eastern coronets or and
above the word " Havannah." Pocock, Hart,
co. Durham, Bart.
Beasts
Erm. on a mount vert issuing from park palings
with gate ppr. a lion ramp, or holding in the
dexter paw a scimetar all ppr. on a chief in-
dented sa. two lions ramp. arg. Bure ; quar-
tering Davis, Higford, and Scudamore.
Bendlet
Az. a Hon pass, guard, or on a chief erm. a bendlet
sa. O'HiCKiE, Ireland.
Bendlets
Arg. a lion couchant tail reflexed between the
legs over the back gu. on a chief of the
first two bendlets of the second betw. three
fieurs-de-lis bendwise in bend sinister az.
Trelawarren, quartered by Bevile, Had. MS.,
1079, fol. 37 b.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief of the first two
bendlets betw. three fleurs-de-lis of the second.
Trelowarren, Trelowarren, Cornwall ; the
heiress m. Beville.
Billets
Sa. a lion ramp, or on a chief of the last seven
billets az. Normand, Scotland.
Bird
Arg. a lion. ramp. gu. on a chief erm. a martlet of
the second. Moncrieff, France.
Birds
Arg. a lion ramp on a chief az. two doves
.... Formby.
Or a lion ramp. gu. on a chief az. two doves rising
arg. Williams, Boston, New England ; granted
1767.
Az. a lion pass, or on a chief arg. three Cornish
choughs ppr. Roffey.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or on a
chief of the last three Cornish choughs ppr.
COLEBROOKE.
Vert, a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. three doves
close arg. Rofy.
Or a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the second three
eagles displ. of the first. Sidey, Bures St.
Maryes, 1530, W.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
105
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief. . . .Birds cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. on a chief sa. three mart-
lets of the first. Manly, co. Lincoln, W.
Az. a lion ramp, or on a chief sa. three martlets
arg. Manby.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or on a chief of
the last three martlets sa. Colebroke, Ash-
well, co. Herts.
Gu. a lion pass. erm. on a chief of the last three
ravens ppr. Roffey, London, granted ....
.... Book
Erminois a lion ramp. az. on a chief per pale
erm. and gu. a book open ppr. betw. two roses
of the fourth and arg. Mant.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or holding in the dexter
paw a key erect arg. on a chief wavy az. an
open book with clasps ppr. surmounted of a
crosier gold a canton arg. charged with a cross
gu. betw. four crosses patty fitchy at the foot
sa. Bishopric of Quebec.
Canton
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. a chief wavy az. on a can-
ton or an eagle displ. sa. Russell, London.
.... Castle
Arg. a pon ramp. sa. collared or on a chief az. a
tower triple -towered of the field betw. two be-
zants each charged with a cross formy gu.
Stockwell, Blackheath, Kent.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. on a chief sa. a tower triple-
towered or. Chastelper.
Gu. a lion pass, or on a chief sa. a tower arg.
Chestlyer, V.
Or a lion ramp. sa. on a chief of the last a tower
triple-towered of the first betw. two bezants.
Stocket, St. Stephen's, Kent ; and London.
.... Coronet
Arg. a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the second a
ducal crown or. Jones, Kevill, co. Wilts ;
granted by Cooke, W.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the second a
marquis's coronet or. Jones, co. Wilts.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. langued gu. armed or on a
chief of the second a ducal coronet of the last.
Jones, Revell, co. Wilts.
Az. a lion ramp, supporting a cabled anchor or
on a chief wavy erm. an eastern crown of the
second betw. two lion's heads erased sa.
Richardson, London.
....Coronets
Az. a lion ramp. arg. supporting the sword of the
City of London ppr. upon a chief of the se-
cond three oriental .crowns two and one the
points alternately radiated gold encircled by
two branches of olive also ppr. Domvelle, St.
Albans, co. Hertford, Bart., Lord Mayor of
London, and Baronetcy 1814 ; quartering
Domvile, Baronetcy 1686, extinct 1768, with
six lozenges conjoined in bend sa., and arg.
five lozenges conjoined in pale gu.
Or a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the second a
ducal crown of the first. Jones, V*.
.... Crescent
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief of the last a
crescent betw. two mullets or. Fife, Scotland.
Fyffe, Dron, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief of the second
a crescent betw. two mullets az. Ligonier,
France.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. a crescent
betw. two annulets az. Ligonier, London,
and Cobham, Surrey.
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Crescent cont.
Or a lion ramp. gu. a chief tortilly gu. and
vert charged on the fii-st with a crescent arg.
betw. two mullets of the last in the second.
Macritchie, Edinburgh.
Or a lion ramp. gu. armed and langued az. on a
chief of the second a crescent betw. two stars
of the first. Fife.
....Crescents
Az. a lion ramp, or on the head a naval crown
arg. a chief of the second charged with two
crescents of the first. Purling, Hatton Gar-
den, London ; granted 1759.
Az. a lion ramp, crowned with an eastern coronet
or on a chief of the last two crescents gu.
Purling.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. tied to an oak tree ppr. on a
chief az. three crescents of the first. Ronald.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, or on a chief arg. three
crescents of the field. Deane, London.
Per bend or and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged
on a chief vert three crescents arg. Simpson,
Ireland.
Per fess az. and arg. a lion ramp, counterchanged
on a chief potent or three crescents per pale
gu. and of the first. Moxon.
.... Cross
Or a lion pass. az. crowned .... on a chief arg. a
Jerusalem cross betw. four croslets gu. and on
each side a sword of the third handled gold.
A coat of Sir Richard Clough, ob. 1570.
Or a lion ramp. sa. on a chief az. a cross croslet
betw. a mullet on the dexter and a rose on the
sinister side arg. a mullet of the second for
diff. Fargus.
Per bend sinister gu. and or a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged on a chief wavy arg. a cross raguly
couped of the first. Simpson.
Per bend or and arg. a Hon ramp. az. on a chief
of the last a cross patty fitchy of the second
between two mullets of the first. Matthew
Basquer, Flytte, Isle of Wight, V.
Per bend or and arg. a lion ramp. az. on a chief
of the last a cross patty fitchy between two
mullets of the first. Basker or Basquer, V*.
Per bend or and arg. a lion ramp. az. on a chief
gu. a cross patty fitchy betw. two estoiles of the
second. Basquer, Isle of Wight..
....Crosses
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. three crosses
croslet of the field. Littledale, White-
haven.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. three crosses
croslet or. Littledale.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the last three
croslets croslet of the first. Edward Longe,
Monkton, co. Wilts ; granted by Cooke, W.
Az. a lion ramp, or on a chief of the last three
crosses patty of the first. Johns.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. on a chief of the second
three crosses croslet of the first. Long,
Rowde Ashton, co. Wilts; granted 1589.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. holding in the dexter paw a
cross croslet fitchy or on a chief of the second
three crosses croslet of the field. Long, Long-
ville, Jamaica ; and Hampton Lodge, Surrey,
(descended from Longe, Netheravon, co. Wilts,
ob. 1630); quartering Tate, Zouche, and St.
Maur. Long, Baron Farnborough, descended
through Long, Carshalton Park, Surrey, from
Long, Longville, Jamaica.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Crosses cont.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. armed and langned gu. on a
chief of the second three crosses croslet of the
first. Long.
Sa. a lion pass, or on a chief arg. three crosses
croslet of the field. Long.
.... Escallop
Gyronny of six or and az. over all a lion ramp,
erm. on a chief arg. an escallop betw. two
fleurs-de-lis sa. Mutlow, co. Gloucester and
co. Worcester.
Gyronny of eight or and az. a lion ramp, counter-
changed on a chief arg. an escallop betw. two
fleurs-de-lis sa. Macklowe. M'Lowe.
Gyronny of eight or and az. a lion ramp. erm.
on a chief arg. an escallop betw. two fleurs-de-
lis sa. Macklow or Mucklowe. William
Mucklow, co. Worcester, V.
Gyronny of eight or and az. a lion ramp. erm. on
a chief arg. an escallop betw. two fleurs-de-lis
sa. a canton gu. Mocklow, Broughton Soulney,
co. Nottingham.
Gyronny of twelve gu. and az. a lion ramp. erm.
tail forked on a chief arg. an escallop betw. two
fleurs-de-lis sa. Mocklow or Mucklaw, co.
Worcester.
.... Escallops
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. three escallops
or. Diblo or Dibloy.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief sa. three escallops
of the field. Kemp. Rossell, Duke of Bedford.
Russell, Earl of Bedford, V. Russell, Lord
Russell, Z, 354, 357. Sir John Russell, co.
Dorset, V. Russell, Earl of Orford, 1713.
Russell, Moore Green, King's Norton, co.
Worcester. Russell, King's Heath, co. Wor-
cester, Esq.; the heiress m. Bailey.
Arg. goutty de sang a lion ramp. gu. on a chief of
the last three escallops or. Pattison, England.
Pattison or Patison, co. Berwick.
Arg. goutty de poix a lion ramp. sa. on a chief
az. three escallops of the field. Pattison,
Glasgow.
Bendy of six or and az. a lion pass. arg. on a
chief gu. three escallops of the first. Gobyns.
Estoile
Arg. a demi-lion ramp, naissant out of the base
gu. armed and langued az. on a chief indented
sa. a star betw. two crescents of the first.
Mitchelson, Middleton, co. Edinburgh.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. on a chief gu. an estoile
betw. a cross croslet fitchy and a rose [of the
field. Fergusson, Craigdaroch, Scotland.
Erm. on a rock in base ppr. a lion ramp. gu. on a
chief wavy az. an estoile or betw. two plates the
dexter charged with a sword erect also ppr.
pomel and hilt gold and the sinister with an
anchor sa. Stott, Quebec, granted ....
. . ..Estoiles
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief engr. of the
second three stars of the first. Inglis, New-
tounleyes, Scotland.
.... Feathers
Or a lion ramp. az. on a chief of the second
three ostrich feathers arg. Pranes, Westbury,
co. Buokingham.
Or a lion ramp. az. on a chief of the last an
ostrich's feather of the first betw. two others
arg. Prunes, Westbury, co. Buckingham.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. sa. on a chief wavy az.
three ostrich feathers arg. Roberts, Stepney,
Middlesex.
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Fleur-de-lis
Erm. a lion ramp, guard, az. on a chief embattled
gu. a fleur-de-lis or betw. two boar's heads
couped erect arg. Taylor, Pennington House,
co. Hants.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or on a chief az. a fleur-
de-lis of the second. Town of Lancaster.
Vert a Hon ramp. arg. on a chief gu. a fleur-de-lis
or betw. two castles of the second. Plavford,
Kent, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
Vert, a lion ramp. arg. on a chief or a fleur-de-lis
gu. betw. two castles ppr. Playfair, Meigle,
Scotland.
.... Fleurs-de-lis
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a chief of the last three
fleurs-de-lis of the first. Gillow.
Or a lion pass. sa. on a chief gu. three fleurs-de-
lis arg. Glasbrook.
Flower
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. tied to an oak tree ppr.
on a chief az. a rose slipped betw. two crescents
of the first. Ronald, Montrose, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. on a chief vert a rose
betw. two crescents of the field. Simpson,
London.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief erm. a rose of the
second. Moncrieff, Readie, Scotland. And
with a crescent for diff. Moncrieff, Murny-
fray, Scotland.
Per pale indented az. and or a lion pass, guard,
counterchanged on a chief arg. a rose betw.
two fleurs-de-lis gu. Crofton. Dewin.
.... Flowers
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. o.n a chief sa. three roses of
the first. RUssell, Fordham, Suffolk; the
heiress m. Dyer; descended from Thomas
Russell, Yaverland, Isle of Wight; ob. 1438,
through Russell, Chippenham, co. Cambridge ;
and Checquers, co. Buckingham ; Baronetcy 19
January 1628-9, extinct 1804; the heiress m.
Greenhill. Greenhill Russell, Checquers, co.
Buckingham; Baronetcy 15 September, 1831,
extinct 1837. Frankland Russell, Thirkelby,
co. York, and Checquers, co. Buckingham ;
Baronetcy 24 December, 1660 ; quartering
Frankland. Russell, Laugherne, co. Car-
marthen, Z, 371. Russell, Workington, Cum-
berland. Russell, Swallowfield Place,, co.
Berks ; Baronetcy 1812.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief sa. three roses of
the field seeded or barbed vert. Russell,
Laugherne, co. Carmarthen; Baronetcy 1660;
descended from Russell, Chippenham; the
heiress m. Cotton and Somerset. Greenhill
Russell, Checquers, co. Buckingham; Baro-
netcy 15 September, 1831, extinct 1837 ; quar-
tering vert two bars arg. in chief a lion pass, of
the last ; and erm. on a chief gu. a lion pass. arg.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief of the last three
roses of the first. Gillow.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. collared arg. on a chief az.
three roses of the third barbed vert and seeded
or. Russell, Ham Hall, co. Stafford; and Biggin
House, co. Northampton ; quartering Watts.
Sa. a Hon ramp. arg. on a chief of the second
three roses of the first. Gillock.
Vert a lion ramp, or on a chief of the last three
roses gu. Newton, Newton, co. Haddington,
1377, Bart.
....3-Foil
Or a lion pass sa. on a chief of the second a
3-foil slipped arg. Rushton, co. Lancaster.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief. . . .3-Foil cont.
Or a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the last a 3-foil
slipped of the field. Rishton, Elswick, co.
Lancaster ; derived through Richton, Holmes
Wood, and Rishton, Dunkenhalgh, from Henry
de Blackburn, whose grandson Henry assumed
the name of Rishton.
....5-Foil
Arg. a lion ramp, ermines on a chief gu. a 5-foil
betw. two crosses croslet or. Huxham, Ply-
mouth, co. Devon, and London ; granted No-
vember, 1750.
5-Foils
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief gu. three 5-foils
of the field. Ballett, London ; granted 1582-3.
But the 5-foils or. Ballett, Hatfield, Essex.
Fruit (Acorn)
Or a lion pass, reguard. az. on a chief dovetailed
vert three acorns slipped and leaved of the
first. Johnson, Warrington, co. Lancaster, 1741.
(Corn)
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief az. an ear of big-
wheat couped and bladed or betw. two estoiles
arg. Bignell, Salisbury ; and London.
Garbs
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. on a
chief az. three garbs or. Jones, Glyn Arthur;
and Llanerchrugog, co. Denbigh ; quartering
Bleddin ap Cynffn, Wood, Smallman, Bwla,
Jones, Talbot, Trevor, and Gellyn ap Blaidd
Rhudd.
.... Hand
Vert a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. a hand erect
gu. Maginnise, Ireland.
.... Hands
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief or two dexter
hands couped gu. Magennis, Ireland.
Or a lion ramp. az. on a chief arg. two dexter
hands couped gu. Crosby.
Or a lion ramp. gu. on a chief of the last three
dexter hands apaumy of the first. M'Bean,
Scotland.
Harp
Arg. a lion sejant in a wood ppr. on a chief wavy
gu. a harp betw. two anchors or. Wood, Ire-
land.
. . . .Head (Beast) Boar
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. a boar's head
couped or betw. two spur rowels of the first.
Finlason, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. a boar's head
couped or betw. two pierced mullets of the field.
Flnlayson, Scotland.
.... Deer
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief engr. vert a stag's
head cabossed betw. two garbs or. Phillips,
Whitmore Hall, Coventry.
Leopard
Chequy erm. and sa. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief
of the second a leopard's face betw. two crosses
croslet fitchy or. Cooke.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. on a chief sa. a leopard's
face arg. betw. two crosses croslet or. Clark,
Buckland Tout Saints, co. Devon.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief wavy of the
last a leopard's face betw. two 5-foils ....
Langmead, co. Devon.
.. ..(Human Figure)
Vert a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. a man's head
couped at the neck and bald ppr. betw. two
ducal coronets of the second. Mulladay,
Meath, Ireland.
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Heads (Human Figure)
Gu. a leopard ramp, reguard. arg. pierced in the
side with an arrow in bend sinister of the last
on a chief or three Moor's heads in profile
erased at the neck ppr. Moreau, certified
May 1770.
Keys
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. on
a chief of the second two pairs of keys con-
joined and addorsed palewise of the first.
Hide or Hyde or New-Minster Benedictine
Abbey, co. Hants, U.
j Lozenges
Arg. a lion ramp. az. on a chief of the last three
lozenges of the first. Crichton, Ruthven,
Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief crenelly gu. three
lozenges or. Buttery or Buttry.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief of the second
three lozenges or. Foulk Buttery, Marston ;
given to Cressant Buttry alias Matany,
Laurence - Marston, co. Northampton, by
Cooke, W.
Or a lion pass, guard, sa. on a chief gu. three
lozenges vair. Goodwin, London.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, or on a chief of the last
three lozenges of the first. Westmore, Mid-
dleton ; and Preston, co. Lancaster.
Mascles
Or a lion pass, guard, sa. on a chief gu. three
mascles vair. Goodwin, Arlscot, co. Warwick.
Or a lion ramp. sa. on a chief of the last three
mascles of the first. Peters, London ; granted
1748.
.. ..Monster
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief sa. a salamander
in fire ppr. Dundas, Kinkevil, Scotland.
....Mullet
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a cliief erm. a mullet of
the second. Moncrief, Rapness, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. a mullet gu.
betw. two torteaux. Smith, Hammersmith,
Middlesex. Sir John Smith, Middlesex, Bart. ;
quartering gu. two chevrons and a bordure
arg. 1716.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. a mullet betw.
two crescents az. Ligonier, Earl Ligonier.
Gu. a lioD ramp, or on a chief of the last a mullet
of the field betw. two hurts. Smyth.
.. ..Mullets
Arg. a lion ramp .... on a chief az. three pierced
mullets of the field. M'Murray, Worriston,
Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief sa. three mullets
of the first. Whitney, Ireland, V. Witley,
Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief az. three mullets
of the first. Hyndasyd or Handyside, Gains
Park, co. Huntingdon; and Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. in the dexter forepaw a
3-foil slipped vert on a chief az. three mullets
or. O'Connell, Ireland.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. on a chief of the second three
mullets of .the first. Ball, co. Northampton ;
granted 1613
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief of the second
three mullets of the first. Whitney, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief indented of the
last three mullets of the first. Pawley, Gun-
win in Lelant, Cornwall.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief of the first
(? second) three mullets gu. Black.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Mullets cont.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief or three mullets
of the field. Inglis, Edinburgh.
Az. a lion salient arg. on a chief or three mullets
of the first. Inglis, Cramond, Scotland.
Az. a lion pass. arg. on a chief engr. or three
mullets sa. Stayner ; quartered by Holford.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief or three mullets
pierced az. Jobling, Newton Hall, Northum-
berland.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. on a chief or three mul-
lets sa. Whatley, Mayor of Bristol, 1768.
Whatley or Wheatley, Whatley, Frome, co.
Somerset.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. three mullets
sa. Wickham, Ireland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. on a chief az. three mullets
arg. Mellan, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. gu. on a chief az. three pierced
mullets of the field. Fiffe.
Or a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. on a
chief of the last three mullets of the first.
Chanceler, Shieldhill, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. sa. on a chief per fess of the first
and gu. three mullets arg. M'Millan, clan
Buchanan.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp.
reguard. erminois on a chief az. three mullets
of. six points arg. Davis, London and West-
minster, granted 1 746.
.... Pack
Per saltire arg. and gu. a lion ramp, guard, or on
a chief wavy az. a woolpack of the first betw.
two bezants. Back.
.. ..Boundle
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief sa. a bezant betw.
two escallops of the first. Russell, co. Dorset.
Roundles (Bezants)
Or a lion ramp. az. on a chief indented gu. three
bezants. Raven, Bramerton, Norwich.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed az. on a chief in-
dented sa. three bezants. Raven, granted 15
October, 1561.
....(Plates)
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief of the last three
plates. Hutton, L-eland.
Or a lion ramp. az. on a chief indented gu. three
plates. Raven.
.. . .(Torteaux)
Az. a lion ramp, or on a chief arg. three torteaux.
Sir Thomas Smith, Clerk of the Council, W.
Smith, Parson's Green, Middlesex.
.... Saltire
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief erm. a saltire
engr. of the second. Hickey.
Arg. a lion sejant guard, gu. armed and langued
az. holding in his dexter paw a thistle ppr. and
in his sinister a shield of the second on a
chief az. a St. Andrew's cross of the first.
Lyon-Office or Office of Arms at Edinburgh.
Gu. a lion pass, or on a chief arg. a saltire engr.
az. charged with a lion pass, guard, of the third.
Hickte, Billing, co. Northampton.
.... Sal tires
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief dancetty of the
last three saltires couped or. Gwilt, co.
Montgomery; Surrey; and Westminster.
Bendy of six az. and or (or and az. V*) a lion
pass, guard, arg. on a chief gu. three saltires
couped of the third. Sir Hugh Gobion, V.
Bendy of six or and az. a lion pass. arg. on a chief
gu. three saltires or. Gobyns.
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
on a Chief Sprigs
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief .... three oak
sprigs bearing acorns ppr. Johnson.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a chief of the second three
laurel branches erect ppr. Brooke Pechell,
Pagglesham, Essex ; Aldwick, Sussex ; and
Twickenham, Middlesex, Baronetcy 1 March,
1797.
.... Sword
Gu. a lion pass. arg. combatant with a snake
which entwines round his body ppr. a martlet
or for diff. on a chief embattled of the second
a sword erect ppr. hilt and pomel gold. betw.
two laurel branches ppr. inclining towards the
sword. Gaitskill.
Sa. a lion ramp, reguard. arg. on a chief em-
battled or a sword erect ppr. hilt and pomel
gold enfiled with an eastern crown gu. betw.
two tiger's faces also ppr. Floyd.
.... Swords
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. on a chief gu. two seaxes
(i. e. Saxon swords) in saltire of the first hilts
and pomels or. Gomm, Clerkenwell, Middle-
sex ; granted 24 January, 1761. Gomme, High
Wycombe, co. Buckingham.
.. ..Trees
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. on a chief of the last three
oak branches of the first. Wood, Oxford.
Coronet
Arg. in base a lion pass. sa. in the dexter chief
an imperial crown upon a cushion ppr.
O'Kennelly, Ireland.
Gu. a lion ramp, or armed and langued az. over
his head a ducal coronet gold. Humfrey,
Dublin ; and Humfrey, Rishangles, Suffolk ;
confirmed 26 January, 1638. Humfrey or
Humphrey, Holbroke and Dunkstone, Suffolk.
Gu. a lion ramp holding in the dexter fore-
paw a crescent .... in chief a ducal coronet
.... O'Keggan, Ireland.
Crescent
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. in the dexter chief a crescent
of the last. Dundas, Fingask, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked sa. a crescent in
dexter chief .... Newton, in East Mascall
church, Sussex ; 1578.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief a crescent arg.
Agar, Earl of Normanton.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or in chief a
crescent of the second. M'Dougall, Castle
Semple. • '
Az. a lion ramp, or a crescent (? for diff.) ....
Hothersell, St. Bride's, London, 1615.
Gu. a lion salient (ramp. V*) and in the dexter
chief point a crescent arg. Thomas Salisbury,
co. Northampton, V.
Per pale sa. and gu. a lion pass, guard, and in
chief a crescent arg. Neale.
Cross
Arg. a lion ramp, and a cross croslet gu.
Havering, co. Wilts.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. in chief a cross croslet fitchy
sa. Seabrook.
Arg. a lion pass, coward sa. in chief a cross formy
fitchy gu. Hizard.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed and crowned or
in the dexter chief point a cross croslet fitchy
arg. Peasley, Kildare, Ireland.
Gu. a lion ramp, or in the first quarter a cross
patty vair. Reson or Reason. Sire Johan de
Resoun, N.
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BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
Cross cont.
Or a lion ramp. sa. in chief a cross croslet betw. a
mullet of six points on the dexter and a rose
on the sinister .... Fearguson, Ireland.
Grosses
Per chev. embattled az. and arg. in base a lion
pass. sa. ducally crowned gold in chief three
crosses patty fitchy or. Smith, Bristol, co.
Somerset; granted 4 July, 1706.
Escallop
Sa. a lion pass. arg. in chief an escallop betw.
two estoiles or. Taylor, Portsmouth, co.
Hants ; granted 1750.
Escallops
Barry wavy of seven arg. and az. a lion ramp, or
in chief two escallop shells of the second.
Field, Heaton Hall, Helmesley Lodge, and
Weston House, co. York ; quartering Wilmer,
Thweng, Bruce, etc.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. in chief three escallops sa.
Clutterbuck, Stanmore, Middlesex.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief three escallops
arg. Clutterbuck, Newcastle; and Wark-
wortb, Northumberland ; descended (like
Clutterbuck, Ireland; and Marazion, Corn-
wall, through Thomas Clutterbuck, Archdeacon
of Winchester) from Clutterbuck, Eastington,
co. Gloucester; derived from Clotterbooke,
King's Stanley, ob. 1591. Sir Thomas
Clutterbuck, Alderman of London, 1669.
Clutterbuck, Newark Park, Ozleworth, co.
Gloucester. Clutterbuck, Harnish House, co.
Wilts. Clutterbuck, Lippiat, co. Gloucester.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. in chief three escallops or.
Clutterbuck.
Escroll
Arg. a Hon ramp. az. holding in his dexter paw a
chaplet of laurel vert in chief a scroll sa. there-
on the word Emmanuel or. Emmanuel
College, Cambridge, founded 1584 by Sir
Walter Mildmay, Chancellor and Treasurer of
the Exchequer.
Estoiles
Per fess az. and gu. on the second a lion pass.
on the first two stars arg. Newton, Dalcoif,
Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief three stars arg.
Inglis, Manners and Mannerhead, Scotland.
Gu. a lion pass, and in chief three stars arg.
Newton, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp, and in chief three stars gu.
Fairlie, Bruntsfield, Scotland.
Vert a lion ramp, and in chief three estoiles or.
O'More, Leix, Ireland.
/Fishes
Ox in base a demi lion couped and in chief two
fishes naiant az. Mervyn, Ireland.
Fleur-de-lis
Sa. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed arg. with-
in the tails a fleur-de-lis arg. Metford, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, double tailed between the tails
a fleur-de-lis arg. Metford, V*.
3-Foils
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. in chief three 3-foils
slipped vert. Gayneb or Gaynor, Ireland.
5-Foil
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed sa. in the dexter
canton a 5-foil gu. Cressy.
Per fess az. and gu. a lion ramp, or in the dexter
chief point a 5-foil arg. Heber, Marton, co.
York; confirmed 1569 ; the last male heirs of
this family were Richard Heber, of Hodnet
BEAST. LION and in chief cont.
5-Foil cont.
and Marton, ob. 1833, and his brother, Reginald
Heber, Bishop of Calcutta, ob. 1826.
Flower (Rose)
Per chev. vert and or in base a lion ramp, reguard.
az. in chief a rose of the second betw. two
fleurs-de-lis arg. Gtdion, London, and Spald-
ing, co. Lincoln.
(Thistle)
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. gorged with an open
crown and crowned with an imperial one ppr.
holding in the dexter paw a sword of the last
defending the thistle placed in the dexter chief
point vert ensigned with a crown or. OGrLvrE,
B arras, co. Kincardine, Bart.
Flowers
Erminois a lion ramp, double tailed gu. issuing
from an antique crown az. in chief two thistles
ppr. Gallightly.
Hand
Arg. a lion ramp, in the dexter chief a dexter hand in
sinister chief an increscent gu. Keogh, Ireland.
Per pale or and gu. a lion ramp, in the dexter
chief a right hand couped and in the sinis-
ter a cross croslet fitchy all counterchanged.
M'Laughlan, England.
Hands
Arg. a lion ramp, and in chief two dexter hands
gu. Magawly, now Magawley Cerati, Princes
of Calry, co. Westmeath. Field-Marshal
Philip Henry Magawly was made a Count, 1631,
by Charles VI, Emperor of Germany.
Arg. a lion ramp, and in chief two dexter hands
gu. over all a fess or charged with as many
lions ramp, counter-rampant supporting betw.
them a third hand couped all of the second.
Burkard, Bart.
Arg. on a mount vert in base a lion ramp. ppr. in
chief two dexter hands couped gu. O'Brenon,
Jobh, Duach, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. in chief two dexter hands
couped and erect gu. Crosbie, Lord Brandon
and Earl of Glandore ; the heiress m. Talbot ;
descended from Crosbie, Bishop of Ardfert.
Crosbie, Ardfert Abbey, co. Kerry. Crosbie,
Maryborough, Queen's County ; Bartcy. 1630.
Per fess arg. and or a lion ramp, per fess gu. and
sa. in chief two dexter hands of the third.
Daly, Benmore, and Dunsandle, co. Galway.
Az. a lion pass, guard, or in chief three sinister
hands arg. Jolley or Jolly, Hatton Garden,
London ; granted 1692.
Heads
Or a lion pass, and in chief three esquire's hel-
mets sa. Knapp ; quartering Hambly.
Sa. a lion pass, and in chief three helmets or.
Knappe, Woodcot, co. Oxford ; granted 2 Sept.
1669.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or in chief
two spearheads of the last. Macnamara, Lan-
goed Castle, co. Brecon ; and Caddington Hall,
co. Bedford ; descended through Macnamara,
Ireland, in common with the O'Briens and the
Macmahons, from Cormoc, second son of Olioll
Ollon, a descendant of Milesius.
Hearts
Arg. a lion ramp in chief two human hearts
ppr. Corker.
Insects
Erm. a lion (another a leopard) pass and in
chief three bees ppr. Pearce, Bishop of Ban-
gor, 1747, Rochester, 1756-74.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION and in chief. . . .cont.
Insects cont.
Erm. a lion (another a leopard) ramp, reguard.
and in chief three hees volant ppr. Zachary
Peaece, Bishop of Bangor, 1747, and of Ro-
chester, 1756-74. Peaece.
Erm. a leopard ramp in chief three bees vo-
lant sa. Peaese.
Erm. a leopard ramp, guard, ppr. in chief three
bees volant sa. Pearce.
Lozenges
Gu. a lion pass, and two lozenges or. Robert
Thornham, X; i.e. Robert (nephew of Michael
de Turnham) founder of Bayham Abbey,
Sussex. N.B., as this Mason is indecisive, 'see
Lion betw Lozenges.
Mullet
a lion pass, guard, on an antique ship in the
sea with one mast sail furled and pennon flying
in chief on the dexter a mullet on the sinister
a crescent. ... on the sinister side an escucheon
of St. George. Town of Newtown or Franyile,
co. Hants.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked erm. crowned or a
mullet pierced gu. Peche, Kent.
Az. a lion pass, guard, and in chief a mullet or.
Thompson.
Or a Hon ramp. gu. in chief a mullet of six points
az. betw. two boar's heads couped of the se-
cond. Black, London.
Mullets
Arg. a lion ramp. az. armed and langued sa. in
chief two mullets gu. Crichton, Easthill,
Scotland, a cadet of Ruthven.
Arg. a lion ramp, and in chief two mullets gu.
a chief erm. Monceief, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. in chief three mullets sa.
Witley.
Arg. a lion salient gu. in chief three mullets sa.
White, F*. White, Ireland, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. ppr. in chief three mullets gu.
Drane.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief three mullets arg.
Andeeson, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief three mullets arg.
in the centre chief point a crescent for cliff.
Inglis, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief three mullets arg.
in the centre chief point a mullet of the last.
Ingles, Stewart Boone.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. in chief three mullets or.
English.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. ducally crowned or in
chief three pierced mullets of the second.
Lyley, Fulham, Middlesex ; quartering Pitt.
Or a lion ramp. sa. in chief three mullets az.
Mac Millan, Dunmore.
Vert a lion ramp, erminois in chief three pierced
mullets of six points arg. Dalmee, London.
Pheon
Arg. a Hon ramp. az. in chief a pheon of the last
betw. two mullets gu. M'Coul, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. in the dexter point a pheon
sa. Petyt, Cornwall ; London; and co. York.
Gu. a lion ramp, and in chief a pheon betw. two
lion's heads erased arg. Edridge, Pockeredge
House, co. Wilts.
Piles
Or a lion pass, and in chief three piles sa.
Loggan or Logon, Upton, co. Gloucester; Sta-
verton, co. Berks ; co. Oxford ; and co. Buck-
ingham. Capt. John Logan, Ibury, co. Oxford,
1730.
BEAST. LION and in chief. . . . cont.
Quarter
Gu. a lion ramp, or and a quarter erm. Andrew
de Sharingbubne, Y.
Roundle (Bezant)
Or a lion ramp, vert collared.. . .in the dexter
chief quarter a bezant charged with a fret gu.
Sutton, Renton, co. Lancaster.
....(Ogress)
Or a lion ramp, double tailed sa. in the dexter
chief point an ogress. Wells, Holme House.
Roundles
Az. a lion pass. gu. in chief two bezants. O'Flyn,
Ireland.
Barry of seven vert and erm. a lion ramp. gu.
murally crowned or in chief two plates.
Feemantle, Swanbourne, co. Buckingham ;
Baronetcy 1821.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. in chief three bezants.
Teaby.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. collared vairy az. and ermines
in chief three bezants. Teeby, Goodamoor,
Plympton, co. Devon.
Sa. a lion pass, or in chief three bezants.
Hawkins, Kent.
Sa. on the waves of the sea ppr. a lion pass, or in
chief three bezants. Hawkins, Lewell, co.
Dorset.
Sa. on a point wavy a lion pass, or in chief three
bezants. Sir John Hawkins, Plymouth ; granted
1565 ; with an augmentation of on a canton or
an escallop betw. two palmer's staves sa.;
granted 1571.
Az. a lion ramp. erm. in chief three plates.
Ralphston, Dublin ; granted 8 Aug. 1674.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. in chief three torteaux.
Caied.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked gu. in chief three
torteaux. Harvage.
Arg. a lion pass, vert in chief three torteaux.
Tough, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. on a chief of the second
seven plates four and three. Meager.
Ship
Arg. in base a lion pass. gu. and in chief a three-
masted ship sails set .... O'Learie, Ireland.
Sphere
Az. a lion ramp. arg. in chief a sphere betw. two
estoiles of five points or. Dryden.
Az. a lion ramp, and in chief a sphere betw. two
estoiles or. Dryden, Canons Ash by, co. North-
ampton, Bart. Dryden, co. Northampton, W.
Tree
Or a lion ramp. gu. in chief three fir trees era-
dicated vert on a canton arg. a flag az. charged
with a saltire of the fourth. Faequhaeson,
Finzean, co. Aberdeen; descended from Donald,
son of Findla More Farquharson, ob. 1547.
Wreaths
Gu. a lion pass, guard, and in chief two chaplets of
laurel (another, civic wreaths) or a chief wavy
charged with a ship of war before Algiers
ppr. Pellew, Viscount Exmouth; granted
1817.
OTTER and in chief
on a Chief Bird
Arg. on a mount vert in base an otter ppr. a chief
gu. charged with a dove of the field betw.
two crosses patty fitchy or. William Hart
Coleridge, D.D., Bishop of Barbadoes.
Flowers
Arg. in base an otter issuing from water ppr. in
chief two roses gu. Lithgow, Scotland.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
Ill
BEAST. OX and in chief
on a Chief. . . .Bird
Arg. on a mount vert a Pembrokeshire ox statant
ppr. a chief gu. charged with a falcou arg.
belled betw. two stag's heads erased or. Jones,
Pant-glas and Landovery, co. Carmarthen.
.... Canton
Arg. on a mouDt of bulrushes in base ppr. a bull
pass. sa. a chief pean billety or with a canton
of the last. Scott, Stourbridge, co. Worcester,
and Great Barr, co. Stafford.
.. . .Flower
Vert a bull arg. attired and unguled or on a chief
erm. a rose gu. Boscoan.
Roundles
Per pale or and arg. a bull sa. on a chief of the
last three bezants. Cole, V*.
PANTHER and in chief
Per fess erni. and sa. in base a panther pass, of
the first in chief two mascles of the second.
Daniell, Truro, Cornwall.
SHEEP
Birds
Per fess wavy az. and arg. in base on a mount
vert a ram couchant sa. armed and unguled or
in chief three doves ppr. Pujolas, Middlesex ;
granted 1762.
on a Canton.. ..Piles
Gu. a lamb arg. on a canton of the last three
piles sa. Bazett.
on a Chief Insects
Az.in base on ground vert a lamb pass. arg. on a
chief of the last three bees ppr. Gausen.
.... Mallets
Az. a fleece or pendent from a chief sa. charged
with three mullets in fess arg. Town of
Leeds.
Gouttes
Az. a fleece arg. in chief six gouttes d'eau.
Gedeon.
SQUIRREL and in chief
Gu. a squirrel sejant cracking a nut or on a chief
of the last three fleurs-de-lis az. Stokes, V.
TIGER and in chief
on a Chief Crosses
Arg. a tiger statant sa. on a chief az. three crosses
formy of the first. Ewer, Bishop of Llandaff
1761, Bangor 1769-74.
Or a tiger statant sa. on a chief gu. three crosses
patty arg. Ewee, Luton, co. Bedford, and
Lees-Langley, co. Herts.
Mascles
Per fess ercn. and sa. a heraldic tiger arg. in chief
two mascles of the second. Daniels, Lyming-
ton, co. Hants.
WOLF and in chief....
Chief
Arg. a wolf pass. sa. a chief gu. Wood, V*.
Wood, Islington, co. Middlesex ; granted Feb.
1606.
Arg. a wolf salient sa. a chief gu. Wood, W.
Az. a wolf ramp, and a chief arg. Dun ; granted
10 Feb. 1605.
Az. a wolf salient and a chief arg. Donne,
granted 1605.
on a Chief Birds
Gu. a wolf pass, or on a chief crenelly arg. three
martlets az. Burgoyn, V* .
Gu. a wolf statant or on a chief crenelly arg. three
martlets az. John Buegoyn, Sutton, co. Bed-
ford, Auditor, V.
BEAST. WOLF and in chief. . . . cont.
on a Chief. . . .Cross
Az. a wolf ramp. arg. on a chief dancetty of the
last a cross croslet fitchy gu. betw. two escallops
az. Brooke.
....Crosses
Arg. a wolf statant sa. on a chief az. three crosses
formy of the first. Ewer ; quartered by Hogg.
John Ewer, Bishop of Llandaff, 1761, Bangor,
1769-74.
Az. a wolf pass, or on a chief of the last three
crosses patty of the first. Ewer.
Pale
Sa..a wolf salient or on a chief of the last a pale
of the first charged with a fleur-de-lis arg.
betw. two pellets. Wilson, Highbury Hill, co.
Middlesex ; Massingham, Norfolk ; and Stow-
langtoft, Suffolk.
.. ..Roundles
Arg. a wolf salient sa. collared or on a chief az.
three bezants. Wood, London.
Crescents
Erm. a wolf pass, and in chief two crescents sa.
O'Duane, Ireland.
Crosses
Az. a wolf ramp. arg. collared and chained or in
chief three crosses patty fitchy of the second.
Bushe, co. Wilts.
Sa. a wolf salient and in chief three crosses. . . .
fitchy arg. Rushe, co. Wilts.
Escallop
Gu. a wolf pass, reguard. and in chief an escallop
betw. two horseshoes or. Smith, East Bourne,
Sussex ; granted 1758.
Estoiles
Sa. a wolf salient or in chief two estoiles arg. on
a canton.... a cross.... Wilson, Melton,
and Budding Hall, co. York; quartering
Fountayne. Christopher Wilson, Bishop of
Bristol, 1783-92.
Sa. a wolf ramp, per fess erm. and erminois in
chief two estoiles or. Wilson, Flatt, near
Blewcastle, Northumberland; confirmed 3 No-
vember, 1773.
Az. a war-wolf pass, and three stars in chief arg.
Dicktson, Winkelstoun, Scotland.
Sa. a wolf ramp, and in chief three estoiles or.
Wilson, Eastbourne, Sussex, Bart. Wilson,
Eshton Hall, co. York ; derived from Wilson,
Brigsteare, Westmoreland. Wilson, Ive's
Place, Maidenhead, co. Berks ; and Eshton
Hall, Gargrave, co. York. Wilson, Bromhead,
co. York. Edmund Wilson, Willen, co. Hert-
ford, V.
Sa. a wolf ramp, and in chief threepierced stars
of six points or on a canton arg. an eagle
displ. with two heads, sa. Wilson.
Sa. a wolf salient or in chief three stars arg.
Wilson, Inverness; and Fingach, Scotland.
Wilson, co. Hertford.
Sa. a wolf salient and in chief three estoiles or.
Wilson. Wilson, Stralby, co. Lincoln ; Forest
Hall, near Long Benton, Northumberland;
Eastbourne and Shesfield, Sussex; and Elton,
co. York. Wilson, Field House, Brancepeth,
and Lumley Castle, Durham. Wdlson, Melton,
co. York. Thomas Wilson, Bishop of Sodor
etc., 1697-1755.
Fleur-de-lis
Arg. a wolf ramp, vert on a chief sa. a fleur-de-lis
betw. two estoiles or. Wilson, Abbot Hall,
Westmoreland.
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BEAST. WOLF and in chief. . . .cont.
Fleur-de-lis cont.
Sa a wolf salient or in chief a fleur-de-lis betw.
two bezants. Wilson, Baron Berners; quar-
tering arg. a bend plain within a bordure engr.
sa. Wilson, co. Leicester.
Fleurs-de-lis
Vert in base a wolf pass, and in chief three fleurs-
de-lis arg. Wolfe, Hatherton, co. Chester.
Vert a wolf pass. ppr. in chief three fleurs-de-lis
arg. Van Wolff.
Vert a wolf pass. ppr. in chief three fleurs-de-
lis or. Van Wolff.
Flower
Sa. a wolf salient or in chief a rose ppr. betw. two
estoiles gold. Wilson, Knowle Hall, co.
Warwick; quartering Fitzgerald, Newsham,
Shepperd, Harries, and Jordan.
Monster
Per fess gu. and or in base a wolf pass, reguard.
vert holding in the mouth a fish of the third in
chief a griffin pass. arg. Kyeekwald.
Mullets
Sa. a wolf salient or in chief three mullets arg.
Willson, Charlton-Kings and Stroud, co.
Gloucester.
Sa. a wolf salient or in chief three mullets of six
points arg. Christopher Wilson, Bishop of
Bristol, 1783-92.
BO AE and in base ....
Or a boar pass. az. in base a crescent gu.
Teingham.
CAT and in base ....
Per fess az. and vert, in chief a cat couchant coward
tail reflexed over tbe back in base a pierced
5-foil arg. Cathaene, co. Pembroke, V.
DOG and in base.. ..
Annulets
(Arg. ?) in chief a greyhound courant and in base
three annulets gu. Rhodes.
Tree
Gu. in chief a greyhound courant arg. collared or
in base an oak tree eradicated of the second.
Rymee, Scotlaud.
LION and in base. . . .
Axe
Quarterly sa. and or in the first quarter a lion pass,
guard, in the fourth a battle-axe surmounted
by a tilting spear in saltire of the second.
Bowden, Stroud Green, Croydon, Surrey.
Birds
Arg. in chief a lion pass. az. in base two ravens
pendent from an arrow fesswise sa. Mackie,
Bargally, Scotland.
Arg. in chief a Hon pass, guard, az. in base two
crows pendent from an arrow fesswise sa.
Mackie, England.
Per fess .... and .... in chief a lion couchant
.... in base three birds (? martlets). Peter
Walles ; seal attached to an order dated
1 February, 1G55, to Col. Robert Phaire and
Thomas Woodliffe, Esq., to repair to Dublin
about the soldiers lands in Cork.
Castle
Gu. in chief a lion pass, or in base a castle arg.
Castilla, from Spain.
Crescents
Arg. a lion pass, and in base two crescents gu.
Cavanagh. Cavenagh. KAVANAGH,Borris,co.
Carlow, the family of the native kings of Lein-
ster, descended from Cahir Mac Art Kavanagh.
BEAST. LION and in base .... cont.
Crosses
Gu. in chief a lion pass, or in base three crosses
patty arg. two and one. Staynton,F*. Sir
Robert Steynton, V.
Fleur-de-lis
Az. a lion pass, and in base a fleur-de-lis arg.
Flandeingham.
Az. a lion pass, and in base a fleur-de-lis or.
Flandeinge or Flandeingham.
Az. in chief a lion pass, guard, and in base
a fleur-de-lis or. Flandeingham, V*.
Fladndeingham, V.
5-Foil
Per fess gu. and arg. in chief a demi-lion issuant
of the last and in base a 5-foil of the first.
Weldon, Swanscombe, Kent.
5-Foils
Or in the dexter chief a lion pass, in the sinister
chief and in base a 5-foil sa. Aueeichiee, V.
AUETICHEE. AUETICHIEE, V* .
Fret
Erm. in chief a lion pass, guard, sa. a fret gu.
Huddleston, Upwell Hall, co. Cambridge.
Per chev. or and gu. in chief a lion pass. sa. in
base a fret arg. Malefont or Malesaunts.
Garbs
Gu. in chief a lion pass, and in base three garbs
arg. Rotee or Rothee, co. Chester. Rotieb,
V*. Rotye, V. Rotyee, co. Chester, V.
Ruttee, Stratford-upon-Avon, co. Warwick, W.
Ruttee, co. Chester, and co. Gloucester.
Gu. in chief a lion pass, or in base three garbs
arg. Rotee or Rothee.
Gun
Per fess wavy gu. and az. a lion pass, guard,
or beneath the feet a musket lying horizontally
ppr. semy of fleurs-de-lis confusedly dispersed
of the third. Hockin, Lydford, co. Devon ;
granted 1764.
Head
Sa. in chief a lion pass, guard, in base a leopard's
head jessant-de-lis or. Moeeland. Moeland.
Heads
Arg. in chief a lion pass, guard, gu. in base three
leopard's heads sa. two and one. Fililode, co.
Salop. Foullelode, co. Salop, V. Fylilode,
V*.
Inkmoline
Arg. a Hon salient in the dexter base an inkmoline
sa. Ceespigny ; quartering az. three bars
arg.
Arg. a lion salient sa. armed and langued gu. in
the dexter base a pierced fer-de-moline of the
second. De Ceespigny, Crampton Lodge,
Camberwell, Surrey; and King's Row, South-
ampton, Bart.; quartering az. three bars arg.
Mullets
.... in chief a lion ramp, and in base two mullets
gu. Hueey.
Roundles
Per fess or and az. in chief a demi-lion ramp-
issuant sa. in base six plates three two and
one. M. Deggar Sees, S.
Swords
Per fess embattled az. and gu. in chief a lion
pass. arg. in base two faulchions in saltire
blades of the third hilts and pomels or on a
canton erm. a mural crown or and suspended
therefrom by a ribbon gu. edged az. the Corunna
medal gold. Daeling.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
in
BEAST. LION and in base cont.
Tree
Per fess wavy gu. and arg. in chief a lion pass,
guard, errainois in base on a mount vert a
fig-tree ppr. Mlrtle.
Per saltire az. and gyronny of eight or and sa. in
chief a wounded lion couchant arg. pierced by
a spear behind gu. his head resting on a shield
gyronny of eight as above in base a holly bush
or surmounted by a crook and bugle horn
saltirewise silver on a chief gu. within a bordure
arg. the white horse of Hanover between two
Eastern gold crowns. Burnes, descended from
Campbell of Burnhouse.
SHEEP and in base
Arg. a paschal lamb couchant with banner arg.
staff and nimbus or in base the letters p. p. of
the last. Town of Preston, co. Lancaster.
ANTELOPE betw. or within
Heads (Beast) Leopard
Arg. an antelope pass. betw. three leopard's faces
gu. Dicton, co. Lincoln.
Pheons
Sa. an antelope arg. maned and tufted or betw.
four pheons ppr. Harris, co. Gloucester;
quartered by Williams.
ASS betw. or within. . . .
Bordnre
Arg. an ass pass, within a bordure sa. bezanty.
Cole, Bokeish, Woolfardisworthy, co. Devon.
Gu. an ass pass, within a bordure arg. Moyle,
Kent.
BEAR betw. or within
Gu. a bear ramp. arg. collared of the field betw.
three mullets of the second. Clarke, Ashgate,
and Norton Hall, co. Derby.
Gu. a bear ramp. erm. gorged with an eastern
crown or betw. three pierced mullets arg.
Clarke, Elm Bank, Leatherhead, Surrey.
BOAR betw. or within
Bars
Arg. a boar pass betw. two bars .... Mac
Can, Ireland.
Bows and Ship
Arg. a boar pass. gu. crined or betw. three long
bows charged with arrows and bent pointing
in centre one in chief and a skiff with oars sa,
betw. the two in base. O'Malley, Rosehill.
co. Mayo, Baronetcy 2 July 1804.
Crescents
Arg. a boar pass. sa. betw. three crescents gu.
Nutter.
Crosses
Arg. a boar pass. betw. three crosses croslet or.
O'Crulie, Ireland.
Fleurs-de-lis
Sa. a boar pass. betw. six fleurs-de-lis arg.
Meredydd Gam, Dyvod.
3-Foils
Az. a boar betw. ten 3 foils slipped arg. Appryand,
V. Gryffith, F>. Griffith Li.oyde, V.
Mullets
Arg. a boar pass. gu. armed or betw. three mullets
of the second. Trevarthian, Trevarthian,
Cornwall ; the heiress m. Reskymer.
CAMEL betw. or within. . . .
Or a camel pass. betw. three cloves sa. Clove,
co. Wilts.
CAT betw. or within . . .
Flowers
Per pale sa. and gu. a mountain cat betw. three
roses arg. Limpenie.
BEAST. CAT betw. or within cont.
3-Foils
Vert a cat (pass. V* ) statant tail erect arg. within
an orle of eight 3-foils slipped or. Vaghan, V.
Vert a cat pass. arg. betw. nine 3-foils slipped or.
Vaughan.
DEER betw. or within ....
Bells
Sa. a doe pass. betw. three bells arg. Doobel,
Faurmour, Sussex; granted 1695.
Sa. a hind pass. betw. three bells arg. Walter
Dobell, Falmere, Sussex; confirmed 1604.
Gu. a doe statant betw. three bells arg. Doble,
co. Somerset.
Bordure
Or a stag trippant within a bordure gu.
Macartney, Belfast, co. Antrim; derived from
George Macartney, Blacket, Scotland, 1630.
Macartney, Lish, co. Armagh, Baronetcy 22
July 1799.
Or a buck trippant gu. attired arg. within a
bordure of the second. Macartney, Mickle
Leathes, Auchinleck, and Blacket, Scotland.
Macartney, created Lord Macartney of Lissa-
noure 1776, Earl Macartney 1794; descended
from Macartney, Auchinleck, Kirkcudbright,
Scotland. Macartney, Lissanoure Castle, co.
Antrim.
Sa. a stag statant arg. attired or within a bordure
quarterly erm. and erminois. Jones.
Vert a buck pass. ppr. attired arg. within a bor-
dure engr. of the third. Soherford, Somer-
ford, co. Stafford, 1583.
3-Foils
Per fess arg. and vert a stag ppr. betw. three
3-foils counterchanged. Conmell, Ashtown,
Ireland; granted 1668.
Per fess vert and arg. a stag trippant betw. three
3-foils counterchanged. O'Connell, Iveragh,
Grena, and Derrynane Abbey, co. Kerry.
Powers.
Vert a buck trippant within an orle of trefoils
slipped or. Robinson, London; Cranford, co.
Northampton ; andStretton Hall, co. Leicester,
Bart.; Baronetcy 22 June 1660; borne next to
a coat of augmentation granted 1633.
Pheons
Az. a buck arg. betw. three pheons or within a
bordure engr. of the last charged with eight
hurts. Parker, V*.
Az. a buck statant arg. attired or betw. three
pheons within a border engr. of the last charged
with eight hurts. Parker, Cambridge, V.
Az. a buck trippant or betw. three pheons arg.
within a bordure engr. of the second hurty.
Parker, co. Cambridge.
Gu. a hind courant arg. betw. three pheons or
within a bordure of the last pellety. Hunt, V.
Gu. a hind betw. three pheons or. Linwood.
Gu. a hind betw. three pheons or within a bor-
dure engr platy. Linwood.
Gu. a hind trippant betw. three pheons or within
a bordure engr. arg. pellety. Hunt, W.
Gu. a hind trippant betw. three pheons within a
bordure or pellety. Hunt, V*.
Quarterly gu. and vert a buck statant betw. three
pheons arg. within a bordure engr. or. Buck, V.
Sa. a buck pass. arg. betw. three pheons or within
a bordure engr. of the second pellety. Parker,
Northleach, co. Gloucester.
Roundles
Sa. a buck arg. betw. three bezants on each a
pheon of the first. Foster, V*.
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114
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. BEER betw. or within cont.
Roundles cont,
Sa. a hart tiippant arg. betw. three bezants on
each a pheon of the first. Foster, W.
Sa. a buck tiippant arg. betw. three bezants on
each a pheon of the field within a bordure
compony or and gu. Forster.
Sa. a hart trippant arg. betw. three bezants on
each a pheon of the first (? az.) within a bor-
dure compony or and gu. Thomas Forster,
V. Fostee, London.
Vert a stag arg. having in the mouth a sprig or
betw. three bezants. Redshawe.
DOG betw. or within
Ears
Or a greyhound in full course betw. two bars sa.
Baker, London, and co. Worcester. George
Baker, Surgeon to Elizabeth, JLondon, W.
Per pale erm. and gu. a greyhound courantbetw.
two bars Baker, Bayfordbury,co. Hertford.
Birds
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. betw. three birds of
the second legged gu. within a bordure of the
last charged with crosses patty and acorns or
alternately. John Williams, Dorchester, V.
. . . .Choughs
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. betw. three Cornish
choughs ppr. within a bordure engr. az. charged
with four crosses croslet or and as many be-
zants alternately. Williams.
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. betw. three Cornish
choughs ppr. within a bordure engr. gu. charged
with eight crosses formy or and as many be-
zants alternately. Williams,' Treverne and
Probus, Cornwall. Williams, Helton and
Whitelavington, co. Dorset, and Oxford.
Williams, Herringston, co. Dorset ; descended
from John Williams, Perry Court, and Her-
ringston, 1513; quartering Delalynde, Herring,
Syward, Argenton, and Browne. Williams,
Rnshden Hall, co. Northampton; and Wanfield
Lodge, co. Berks ; derived like Williams, Bride-
head, co. Dorset ; through Williams, Charmin-
ster, from Williams, Herringston.
Martlets
Arg. a greyhound courant betw. three maitlets
sa. Williams, co. Somerset.
Arg. a greyhound courant betw. three martlets
sa. within a bordure engr. gu. (another adds on
the bordure acorns or husked vert.) Williams,
co. Dorset.
. . . .Parrots
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. betw. three popin-
jays ppr. within a bordure engr. gu. charged
with bezants and crosses patty or alternately.
Williams, descended through Williams, Bride-
head, from Williams, Herringston co. Dorset.
Bordure
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. in a bordure engr.
gu. Ralph Beideoke, Bishop of Chichester,
1675-78.
Arg. a greyhound courant within a bordure engr.
sa. Braddocke, Abbaston, co. Warwick.
Arg. in base on a mount ppr. a pine tree vert a
talbot tied thereto ppr. and from one of the
branches a buglehoru pendent of the second
within a bordure of the third. Louthian,
Edinburgh.
Arg. a hound pass, within a bordure sa. Forneys.
Arg. a talbot sejant within a bordure sa. Furnace
or Fdenese, Sandwich, Kent. Fukness, V.
BEAST. BOG betw. or wilhin cont.
Bordure cont.
Az. a talbot sejant and a bordure engr. arg.
Simon Sudbury, alias Tybold, Bishop of Lon-
don, 1362; Archbishop of Canterbury, 1375-81.
Gu. a talbot pass. arg. within a bordure erm.
Walwyn.
Or a levrier gu. collared sa. within a bordure of
the last bezanty. Sr. Peres Burdeux, H.
Per fess arg. and sa. a greyhound and mule within
a bordure engr. counterchanged. Ashberton.
Sa. a bloodhound pass, within a bordure engr.
arg. Sudbery.
Sa. a hound pass. arg. within a bordure or.
Sudbury.
Sa. a talbot pass. arg. within a bordure engr. or.
Sudberry, V*.
Sa. a greyhound ramp, within a bordure engr.
arg. Pourton, V. Powrton, F*.
Sa. a hound salient within a bordure engr. arg.
Perton.
Sa. a hound sejant within a bordure engr. arg.
Sudbury.
Sa. a talbot statant arg. within a bordure engr. or.
Sudbury," V.
Buckles
Az. a talbot pass. betw. three oval buckles or.
Caster, Kinmel.
Az. a talbot pass. betw. three round buckles or.
Ceanfield.
Crescents
Az. a hound pass. betw. three crescents or.
Cheyney, co. Berks.
Escallops
Arg. a greyhound courant betw. three escallops
sa. Lomax, Parkhurst, Surrey.
Erm. a greyhound courant sa. betw. three escal-
lops gu. Lomax, co. Hertford ; and Westmin-
ster ; quartering Kaye.
Heads (Beast) Leopard
Or a greyhound courant sa. betw. three leopard's
heads az. a bordure engr. gu. Heneage, Hain-
ton, co. Lincoln. John Henege, V. Hennidge.
And with a crescent on a mullet for diff.
Heneage, Compton Basset, Wilts ; quartering
Walker ; descended through Michael Heneage,
Keeper of the Records in the Tower of London,
b. 1540, from Heneage, Hainton; the heiress
m. Walker.
....Wolf
Arg. a greyhound courant sa. betw. three wolf's
heads erased gu. within a bordure az. charged
with eight 5-foils of the first. Heneage, Hyn-
ton, V. Henege, V*.
....(Bird)
Arg. a greyhound courant ermines betw. three
eagle's heads erased sa. Jackson, co. North-
ampton ; granted 1689.
Horns
Arg. a ratchhound courant betw. three hunting-
horns sa. Foeeester, Dundee.
Vert a greyhound pass. betw. three hunting-
horns arg. stringed gu. Carstorphin or
Corstorphine.
Vert a greyhound salient betw. three hunting-
horns arg. Corstorphine, Kings Barnes,
Scotland.
Pheons
Gu. a greyhound courant betw. three pheons arg.
Jackson.
Gu. a greyhound courant arg. betw. three pheons
or. Jackson, Southgate, Middlesex.
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BEAST. DOG betw. or within cont.
Pheons cont.
Gu. a hound pass. betw. three pheons or within a
bordure engr. arg. pelletty. Hunt.
ELEPHANT betw. or within
Arg. an elephant statant and carrying a howdah
containing three persons with a driver ppr. a
bordure or. The Rajah Kalee Krishna
Bahadur; granted in India, 3 April 1833.
R. Asiatic Society's Journal, 1843, vii. 201.
GOAT betw. or within
Gu. a goat statant arg. armed and crined or betw.
three saltires of the last. Bakes, quartered by
Cresswell.
HARE betw. or within....
Bordure
Az. a hare salient arg. with a hunting-horn round
the neck vert garnished gu. within a bordure
wavy of the second charged with three crescents
and as many roses of the last. Clelland,
Barbadoes.
Az. a hare salient guard, arg. with a hunting-
horn hanging about the neck vert garnished
gu. within a bordure countercompony of the se-
cond and first. Cleland, Edinburgh.
Mullet
Az. a hare ramp. betw. three mullets or.
Makchant.
Sun
Az. a hare courant betw. three suns or. Watson,
Stratford, co. Gloucester. Thomas Watson,
Bishop of Lincoln, 1557-9.
HORSE betw. or within
Bordure
Gu. a mule within a bordure arg. Moyle, Wye,
Kent.
Gu. a mule statant within a bordure arg. Sir
Thomas Moyle, Kent, V.
Per fess arg. and sa.a mule and greyhound within
a bordure engr. counterchanged. Ashbeeton.
Sa. a horse earning a man armed at all points
within a bordure arg. Nevoy, Scotland.
Flowers
Az. a horse pass. arg. bridled gu. betw. three ma-
rigolds or. Morecroft, Churchill, co. Oxford.
Spears
Arg. a horse pass, bay colour betw. two tilting-
spears in fess sa. Shekel, Pebworth, co. Wor-
cester.
Wheels
Az. a horse arg. bridled gu. betw. three wheels or.
Morcraft.
LION betw. or within
Annulets
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or betw. three an-
nulets of the second. Malton. Sir Henry de
Walton, V.
Vert a lion pass, or betw. three annulets arg.
PIermon, Hendon.
Vert a lion pass, or armed and langued gu. betw.
three annulets arg. Herman, MiddletonStoney,
co. Oxford ; confirmed 10 Dec. 1630.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with a collar vert
and supporting betw. the paws the fasces erect
ppr. banded or betw. four annulets of the last
and as many 5-foils of the second alternately.
Siddons ; granted 1819.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of eight annulets
arg. Malton or Molton.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Annulets cont.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or betw. ten an-
nulets of the second. Malton.
Sa. a lion pass. betw. ten annulets arg. Fulthorp.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of annulets arg.
Malton, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or within an orle of
annulets of the second. Mekton.
Sa. a lion salient within an orle of annulets arg.
Fulthorpe, V*.
Arrows
Az. a lion ramp. betw. two arrows palewise in
fess arg. Cantilon, Ireland.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. two arrows in fess arg.
Gantxlion, Ireland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. betw. two arrows or feathered
and barbed of the second. Cantilion.
Vert a lion ramp, reguard. betw. three arrows or.
Yeldart.
Vert a lion ramp, reguard. crowned betw. three
arrows or. Gildart, Liverpool, co. Lancaster;
granted 20 Dec. 1759.
Vert a lion ramp, reguard. and ducally crowned
betw. three arrows or. Geldart, Cambridge.
Axes
Sa. a lion ramp, or ducally crowned arg. betw.
three battle-axes of the last handles of the se-
cond. Shorter, London; granted 14 Oct.
1687.
Bars
Arg. a lion pass. az. betw. a bar gemel in chief
and three mullets in base gu. M'Kellor,
Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass. az. betw. two b armlets gu. in
chief three crescents sa. and in base as many
mullets of the third. M1Kellar, Scotland.
Beasts Deer
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. two harts in chief gu.
Trudale.
.... Lions
Per saltire or and erm. a lion pass. az. betw. two
others pass, reguard. in pale gu. Macmahon,
Baronetcies 6 May, 1815, and 7 Aug. 1817.
Quarterly or and gu. in the centre a lion ramp,
az. four lions ramp, counterchanged. Vaughan,
Dolymelynllyn; derived through Vaughan,
Hengwrt, co. Merioneth ; from Cadwgan , Lord
of Nannau. Vaughan, Chilton Grove, near
Shrewsbury.
Bells
Az. a lion ramp, guard, within an orle of bells
arg. cannoned or. Osney, Louth, co. Lincoln.
Bends
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. two bendlets az.
Marsham, Earl of Romiiey.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. two bendlets az. on
each three crosses croslet or. Marsham, V*.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. two bendlets az. on
each three crosses croslet or within a bordure
engr. gu. Marsham, V.
. . . .crusily sa. a lion pass. gu. betw. two bendlets
.... on each three crosses croslet or. Marsham,
W.
Arg. semy of crosses croslet sa. a lion pass. gu.
betw. two bendlets az. on each three crosses
croslet or. Marsham.
Arg. crusily fitchy sa. a lion pass. gu. betw. two
bendlets az. each charged with three crosses
croslet or. Marsham, Stratton Straw less,
Norfolk.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Bends cont.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. two cotises gu. Gawler.
Erm. a lion pass. betw. two cotises gu. Cooke,
London.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. two cotises or.
Playstow.
Or a lion pass. sa. betw. two cotises gu. Sir John
Tracy, Barstable, V.
Or a lion pass, guard, sa. betw. two bendlcts gu.
Bolton.
Or a lion salient sa. betw. two cotises gu. Tracy.
Or a lion betw. two cotises sa. Tracy, Cornwall.
Or a lion pass. sa. betw. two bends gemels gu.
Tracy, Barnstaple, co. Devon.
Sa. a lion ramp, or cotised gu. betw. three crosses
patty of the second. Ayliffe, V*.
Billets
Az. a lion ramp. betw. three billets or. Jesson.
Or a lion pass. betw. six billets sa. Smartwood,
London.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight billets az.
Thorpe.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. eight billets sa.
Buckminster, co. Leicester.
Gu. a lion ramp, or surrounded by eight batons
(or billets) of the same on an escucheon or a
cross sa. betw. four spread eagles ppr. Bulmer.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. ten billets sa. Gisors.
.... a lion ramp betw. ten billets .... within
a bordure.... John Gisors, Lord Mayor of
London, 1245.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of billets or and
a bordure engr. arg. Jesore, V*. Jesorson, V.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within an orle of billets
and a bordure engr. or. Gysors, Lord Mayor
of London, 1245, 1246, 1249, 1311, and 1314.
Az. a lion salient arg. within an orle of billets or.
Gessors, V*.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of billets or. Sr.
John Gessors, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of billets arg.
Neirnurst, co. Buckingham, V.
Gu. a lion salient within an orle of billets arg.
Neirnust, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within an orle of billets or.
Creping, co. Lincoln. Sr. John Ckepinge,
temp. Edw. Ill, V. Sr. William Grammary,
co. Lincoln, V.
Gu. a lion salient arg. within an orle of billets or.
Creping, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of billets or. Sr.
Baufe Bulmer, Essex, temp. Edward I, F.
Gu. a lion salient within an orle of billets or.
Bulmer, F*.
Gu. a lion ramp, per fess or and arg. within an
orle of billets of the second. Bulmer, F*.
Or a lion ramp, within an orle of billets sa.
Kychard, V.
Birds Choughs
Or a lion pass, guard, sa. betw. three Cornish
choughs ppr. Drywood, Dunton, Essex.
.... Doves
Az. a lion pass, guard, ducally crowned or betw.
three turtle doves rousant arg. each holding in
the beak a trefoil slipped gold. Bird, West-
minster; descended from co. Salop; granted
16 Sept. 1723.
Eagles
Or a lion ramp. betw. three demi eagles displ.
purp. Lace, Isle of Man; and Ingthorpe
Grange, co. York.
BEAST. LION betw. or within .... cont.
Birds cont. Martlets
Az. (arg. F*.) a lion pass. betw. three martlets
or. Jackson, W.
Gu. a lion pass, or within an orle of martlets arg.
Valomys, V.
Owls
Vert a lion ramp. betw. three owls arg.
Holgfave.
Bordure
Arg. a demi-lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa.
bezanty. Lynne, co. Cambridge ; and South-
wick, co. Northampton.
Gu. a demi-lion ramp. arg. within a bordure sa.
bezanty. Lynde or Lynne, London ; and co.
Cambridge. Lynde, co. Cambridge, F. Lynn,
co. Devon ; co. Northampton ; and Bassing-
borne, co. Cambridge. Lynn, Westminster;
and Clapham, Surrey. Stokes, F*.
Gu. a demi-lion issuant arg. armed and langued
az. within a bordure sa. bezanty. Lynne,
Southwicke, co. Northampton, 1716.
Gu. a demi-lion ramp, tail forked arg. within a
bordure sa. bezanty. Stokes, Kent, F.
Gu. a demi-lion ramp, or within a bordure sa.
bezanty. Lynde or Lynne, co. Cambridge ;
and London. Stokes, Watersend, Kent.
....a lion ramp within a bordure engr
Pomeroy.
....a lion ramp within a bordure indented
.... Humphry Lloyd, Bishop of BaDgor,
1673-89.
....a lion ramp within a bordure indented
.... Biddell.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure az. Dowett,
co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. within a bordure of the
second charged with fleurs-de-lis or. Saunders
or Sanders, co. Oxford.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. crowned gu. within a bor-
dure of the second charged with eight fleurs-
de-lis cr. Saunder, London, F.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure invecked az.
Faconbridge.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. armed and langued gu.
within a bordure engr. of the second. Crichton,
Brunston, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. crowned with an antique
crown or within a bordure chequy of the first
and second. M'Dowall London ; and Scotland.
Arg. semy of crosses croslet fitchy gu. a lion
ramp. az. within a bordure erm. Montford,
Kylnhurst, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. a bordure gu. Clare or
Klare.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. within a bordure engr.
az. Ogilvy, Kagel, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure az.
Duthie or Duthill, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp, gu. dehruised with a bend
(plain V*) engr. compony or and vert within a
bordure az. Steward, Norfolk, F.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure az. charged
with three boar's heads couped or two in chief
and one in base. Dundas, Viscount Melville.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. az.
Somayne ; but nelmly or wavy, F.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or within
a bordure engr. az. bezanty. Berington.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure compony
gu. and arg. Dundas, Breastmill, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure compony
of the second and az, Dunhead.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. com-
pony of the second and az. Donhead.
Donhed, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or within
a bordure engr. coinpony of the second andaz.
Donhed, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure com-
pony or and vert. Lepla, Isle of Ely, co.
Cambridge.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned with an im-
perial crown and collared with an open one or
within a bordure counter-compony of the second
and arg. Ogilvy, Inchaven, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure erm.
Dundas, Arniston, Scotland. Dundas, Beech-
wood, Mid Lothian ; Baronetcy 24 August
1821.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned with an im-
perial crown and collared with an open one or
within a bordure of the second charged with
eight crescents of the field. Ogilvy, Logie,
Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned with an imperial
crown and collared with an open one or within
a bordure engr. of the second. Ogilvy, Cluny,
Scotland. Ogilvy, Pitmonies, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. crowned with an im-
perial crown and collared with an open one or
within a bordure indented of the second.
Ogilvy, Newgrange, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp, and a bordure gu. Blamore.
Blomer, London. Dundas, Bandary, Scotland.
Russell, West Ruddam, Norfolk, V. Russell,
Badham, Thorpe, and West Burnam, Norfolk.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure gu. charged
with eight crosses croslet or. Chepstow, V.
St. Cleere, co. Dorset, 1716.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure gu. be-
zanty. Trinitarian Priory at Gnaresborow or
Knaresborough, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. gu.
Donhead. Dunhed, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. or.
Steward, Norfolk.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa.
Someler. William Seint Ci.er, E.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa. crusily
or. Saint Clere, co. Dorset, 1716. William
Seincler, E.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa. be-
zanty. Conte de Cornevaile, E. Trinitarian
Priory at Knaresborough or Gnaresborow,
co. York. William Seincler, E.
Arg. a lion ramp, surmounting a crosier in bend
dexter gu. within a bordure sa. bezanty.
Cistercian Abbey at Hailes or Hales, co.
Gloucester, and at Holm Cultram, Cumber-
land.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
Champnes, Yarnescombe. Champney, Barn-
staple, co. Devon. Harper, Essex. Mouthwey.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
bezanty. Cornwall.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. armed az. within a bordure
sa. Lane, Roscommon, Ireland; granted
6 April, 1661.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned az. a bordure sa.
bezanty. Hamerel Leices, A, Harl. MS. 6137,
fo. 97.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bordure
crusily William de Senclee, F.
BEAST. LION betw. or within .... cont.
Bordure cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bordure
sa. bezanty. Le conte de Cornwall, B, or
Cornewaille,2V, P. Le contee de Cornewaile,
C, Y. Richard Plantagenet, Earl of Poitou
and Cornwall, Z, 95.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or within a
bordure sa. bezanty. Cornwall, Court in St.
Stephen. Brannell, Cornwall. Le Conte de
Cornewaxl, J; or Cornwaile, G. Countee de
Cornwall, D, F. Conte de Corntjaile, E.
Sr. Edmond de Cornwayle,L, Harl. MS. 6137.
The Earl of Cornwall, founder of S. Robert's
at Knarsburg, V. Knaresburgh, Knaresbo-
rough, co. York. Knarsburgh, V*.
Arg. a Hon ramp. gu. crowned or within a bordure
engr. sa. Osbert.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bordure
engr. sa. over all on a bend of the last nine
martlets of the second. Cornwall.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bor-
dure engr. sa. bezanty. Geoffry de Cornwall,
Baron of Burford, Z, 99.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. ducally crowned or within
a bordure engr. sa. bezanty. Cornewall, Ber-
rington, co. Plereford, and Diddlebury, co.
Salop. Foliott Herbert Walker Cornewall,
Bishop of Bristol, 1797, Worcester, 1803-31;
quartering per pale az. and gu. three lions
ramp. arg. with gu. a cross raguly betw. three
lion's heads crowned arg. Cornewall, Lon-
don ; and Moccas Court, co. Hereford ; Baro-
netcy 4 Aug. 1764; quartering Amyand.
Arg. a lion sejant gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
Farnwell. (Another, the lion holding in both
paws a palm branch vert.)
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, ppr. holding betw. the
paws a battleaxe head downwards of the second
within a bordure az. Cracknell De Cracknell
or Craeenell, Devonshire House, near Bath,
co. Somerset; Cracknell, Isle of Wight; and
Burwall St. Mary, co. Cambridge ; quartering
Phillips.
Arg. a lion ramp. purp. within a bordure compony
or and gu. bezanty. Lacy, 1732.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure arg. charged
with eight torteaux. Sr. Edmond Poynt, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure az.
Blocase, Scotland. Brokkas, Scotland. LeSire
Burnell; quartering or a saltire engr. sa., Y.
Arg. a lion ramp.sa. crowned or within a bordure
az. Burnell, Holgate, co. Salop. Robert
Burnel, Bishop of Bath, etc., 1275-92. Le S.
le Burnel, S. Burnell ; quartered by Ratcliff,
Lord Fitz waiter, U. Hanxey. Hugo. Lovell,
Lord Lovell.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or within a
bordure az. Sr. Edward Burwell, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or debruised by a
baton gu. within a bordure az. Burnell.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or within a
bordure az. bezanty. Burnell.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or langued and
ai-med gu. within a bordure az. Burnell.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, sa. within a bordure engr.
gu. Laurin.
Arg. a Hon ramp. sa. within a bordure gu. bezanty.
Pickering, V*. Sire Thomas de Pykeringe,
N. Sir Thomas Pykering, Essex, temp. Ed-
ward III, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. a bordure engr. gu. Dowell.
Pomeroy. Pooley, co. Gloucester.
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BEAST. HON betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Ai-g. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess battelly az.
within a bordure engi\ gu. (another the
fess raguly). Cretowne.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess counter-embat-
tled az. within a bordure engr. gu. Mideleho.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure in vecked gu.
Pomeroy, Clialfont St. Giles, co. Buckingham.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. over all a fess raguly az.
within a bordure engr. gu. Cretowne.
Cretownes, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure sa. St. George.
West, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure of the last
charged with torteaux. Poynton.
Arg. a lion pass within a bordure engr. sa.
Layering. Lawryn.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. a label of three points gu. a
bordure engr. of the second. Lawryn, V.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. sa.
Beruen, V. Berven. Berwen. Bovell.
Bovile. Bcwell or Bowei.ls, Rushall, co.
Stafford. Bowells, V. Champneys, Orchardly,
co. Somerset. Cowley; quartered by Knightley.
Handingside or Handysyde. Hanginside or
Hanoreshaw, Scotland. Harper, Essex, V.
Harper or Harpur, Calk, co. Derby ; co. Devon ;
and co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure engr. of
the last charged with ten mullets as the first.
Cowley, London.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed andlangued gu. within
a bordure of the second. Mowat, Inglistoun,
Scotland, Bart. ; descended from Balquhollie.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed and crowned or within
a bordure of the second. West, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. crowned or within a bordure
of the second. West, Ireland, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. ducally crowned or within a
bordure of the second. Rochford, V.
Az. a lion pass, within a bordure arg. charged
with eight round buckles of the first.
Ochterlony, Kelly, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp, within a bordure arg. Kavenagh,
Belian, Ireland.
Az. semy-de-lis and a lion ramp, within a bordure
arg. Holland, Ely, in the Isle of Ely.
Az. a lion ramp, within a bordure arg. charged
with ten buckles gu. Auchterlony.
Az. a lion ramp, within a bordure arg. charged
with eight mullets .... Lamond.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the last
charged with eight torteaux. Roy, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with an antique
crown or within a bordure of the second
charged with eight sinister hands couped gu.
M'Dowall, Culgroat, Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned with an antique
ci'own or armed and langued gu. within a bor-
dure of the second charged with six frasiers of
the first. Mac Dougall, Makerston, co. Rox-
burgh ; the heirs m. Hay and Brisbane.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or within a bordure
of the second charged with eight (ogresses,
another) torteaux. Henley, co. Somerset,
1612 ; and Northington, co. Hants.
Az. a lion ramp, within a bordure fiory arg. Lovell.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or within a bordure
erm. Gerrard, Longlnde, co. Somerset.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure gu. charged
with eight buckles and escallops or alternately.
Ochterlonie, Grind, Scotland.
BEAST. HON betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure or. Sir
Andrew Monhault, Masenden, Q. Auger de
Mohaut, Q.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr. or
Lamont. Tirrell or Tirrol, co. Somerset,
Tirrell, co. Hertford. Sir Roger Tyrrell, L.
or Tirrell, co. Hereford, temp. Edward
III, V. Tyrrell, V*.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure indented
or. Sire Roger Tyrel, N.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. armed gu. a bordure or.
Sir Andrew Monthaut, Q, Harl. MS. 0595.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. within a bordure
engr. or. Dalton, co. York.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or within a bordure
per bordure gu. and of the second. Hugh
Baillol, Bywell, P.
Az. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. erm.
Strytt, V. Strytte, V*. Stryttle.
Az. a lion pass, guard, or within a bordure arg.
Thompson, Cottingham Castle, co. York.
Az. a lion ramp, or within a bordure arg. charged
with eight annulets sa. Reece, Usk, co. Mon-
mouth ; Cardiff, co. Glamorgan ; and Longiown,
co. Hereford; quartering Proger, Corbett, Milo
Fitz-walter, Newmarch, De Fortibus, Marshall,
Clare, Gifford, Bleddyn Broadspear, Gwerndu,
and Lewis.
Az.alionramp.orwithin abordureerm. Landres.
Az. a lion ramp, or within a bordure engr. gu.
PlKENHAM, V* PUKENHAM. PyKENHAM, V.
Az. a lion salient or within a bordure engr. gu.
PlKENHAM.
Az. a lion ramp, within a bordure or. Arundell,
V*. Balesmore. Belisme, quartered by Talbot,
Earl of Shrewsbury, U. Roger de Belismo,
(de Montgomerico,) Earl of Arundel and
Shrewsbury, V. Montgomery, co. Salop.
Town of Montgomery, co. Salop. Benedictine
Abbey at Shrewsbury, co. Salop. Rogers,
Balismo. Talbot, co. Worcester. Sir George
Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, for Belesme ;
quartering Talbot, Nevil Lord Furnival, Fur-
nival, Verdon, and Strange, U.
Az. a lion ramp, tail forked within a bordure or.
Belismo.
Az. a lion ramp, ducally crowned or within a
bordure of the second charged with eight
sinister hands gu. M'Dowall or M'Dougall,
Scotland.
Az. a lion ramp, per fess or and arg. within a
bordure of the last. Karadoc, Wales.
Az. a lion ramp, per fess or and arg. within a
bordure silver semy of annulets sa. Caradoc
Vreichvras. Mainerch, Brecon. Byam.
Price, Brecon Priory.
Bendy of six gu. and vert a lion ramp, double
tailed or within a bordure engr. arg. pelletty.
Copinger.
Erm. a lion ramp. az. crowned or within a bor-
dure of the second charged with eight plates.
Pickering, Wallford, co. Chester.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure az.
charged with eight fleurs-de-lis or. Woorley
or Wobley.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa. Sir
William Pritchard, Lord Mayor 1084.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa. fretty
or. Hughes, Nuneaton, co. Warwick.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa. be-
zanty. Richard, Earl of Cornwall.
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BEAST. LION betw. or within .... cont.
Bordure cont.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
bezanty. Cornwall.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bor-
dure sa. Fanhope, Cornwall.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bor-
dure sa. bezanty. Bryan. Fanhope, Cornwall.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. crowned or within a bor-
dure engr. sa. bezanty. Cornwall, Essex, in.
Bryan Cornewaile, S. Mounsyer John
Cornwayle, T. Geoffry de Cornwall, Baron
of Burford, Z, 99. Sir John Cornwall, Baron
of Fanhope and Millbrook, ob. 1443, Z, 258.
Cornwall, Fanhop, V.
Erm. a lion ramp, reguard. gu. crowned or within
a bordure sa. bezanty. Cornwall, co. Salop.
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. a bordure az. Prichard,
Pritchard.
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu.
within a bordure az. John Prichet, Bishop of
Gloucester 1672-81.
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure gu. semy
of mullets aig. Madoc Danwr.
Erm. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. sa.
Rushall.
Gu. a lion pass, within a bordure engr. arg.
Ludlow. Markes, Essex, T'. Markes, 1732.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure arg. Dunbar,
Durn, co. Banff; Baronetcy 1697 ; quartering
Randolph, all within a bordure nebuly quar-
terly az. and of the last. Dunbar, Eutrick,
Scotland. Grandford. Mowbray, co. York.
And with a mullet for diff. Letsler.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the last
charged with nine escallops vert. Godard.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the last
charged with three roses and as many cushions
as the first alternately. Dunbar, Hillhead,
Scotland.
Gu. alien ramp. arg. within a bordure of the last
charged with eight roses as the first. Le conte
Patrik de Dunbarre, P. Patrik counte de
Dunbarre, Y. Dunbar, Boath, co. Nairn,
Baronetcy 1814. The Earl of Laonois, K.
March. Le counte Patrick, H. Dunbar,
Westfield, Scotland ; quartering Randolph.
Dunbar. Cumnock, Scotland ; with the same
quartering. Dunbar, Inchbreck, Scotland ;
with the same quartering, within a bordure gu.
charged with eight annulets .... Dunbar,
Murray, and Grange, Scotland ; with the same
quartering within a bordure arg. charged with
eight frasiers gu. Dunbar, Northfield, co.
Elgin, Baronetcy 1698 ; with the same quarter-
ing, within a bordure (vairy gu. and or with a
lion ramp, par surtout, another) quarterly az.
and gu.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the
second charged with ten roses of the first.
Dunbar, Baldoon, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the
second charged with eight 5-foils as the first.
Patrick, Durham. Count Patrick de Dunbar,
D, V. Le counte Patrick, J.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the
second charged with eight pierced 5-foils (or
frasers) as the first. Patrick, Earl Dunbar,
Scotland, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure of the
second charged with eight roses as the field
a label az. Patrick de Dunbar, son of the
Earl of Laonois, K.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure dancetty arg.
Lloyd, Forest, co. Carmarthen.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. arg.
Champney, co. Devon. Newport Charlett,
Hanley Court, co. Woi'cester. Gray, Baron
Gray. Gray, Hart-sheath Park, co. Flint ;
quartering erm. two bars vert, with arg. a fess
az. betw. in chief an eagle displ. with two heads
sa. and in base a lion ramp M. Thomas
Gray, S. Grey, Earl of Tanquerville and Lord
Powis.Z, 319. Grey, Earl Grey. William Grey,
Bishop of Ely 1454-78. Edward Grey. Bishop of
Hereford 1832-7. Sir Edward Grey, Werke, and
Chillingham, V. Grey, Bart. Grey, Mor-
wick, Chillingham and Berwick, Northumber-
land. Grey, Norton, co. Durham. Horton.
Powts. Ridell, Middlesex. Sir William
Rydell,L. Wallace, Johnstone, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. arg. a
dexter baton sa. Le bastard Grey, R.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr.
of the second charged with eight thistles ....
Gray, Dingwall, Pursuivant.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr. of
the second pelletty. Henry Murdac, Arch-
bishop of York 1147-53.
Gu. a lion ramp, crowned arg. within a bordure
engr. of the Inst. Moubray, Cockairny, co. Fife.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure indented arg.
Merks. Mert. SirWilliam RYDELL,L,iJari.MS.
6137, or Ridel, N, or Rydel, 0, or Ridell, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure indented arg.
a baton az. Sir Thomas Gray, M.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure ' cersele' arg.
Monsire William Ridell, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. a bordure wavy of the
second charged with eight mullets of the first.
Wallace, Auchans.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure az.
Wallace, Ireland,
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure ' cersele'
or. Monsire Thomas de Grey, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
of the last and az. Wallace, Eldersly.
Wallace, Baron Wallace. Wallace, Perth,
Scotland. Wallis. Wessington.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
of the second and or. Chamon or Chamond.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
of the last and sa. Nermont or Nernewte.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr.
compony of the last and sa. Carrell.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
of the last and sa. bezanty. Gray, Middlesex.
Gray, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
or and az. John Channon, Colthoop, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
or and sa. Mowbray, co. York.
Gu. flory and a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure
engr. erm. Robert Gray, Bishop of Bristol
1827-34.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure or semy
of annulets sa. Madoc ap Maenyrch.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure or charged
with eight 5-foils of the first. Dunbar.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr. or.
Sir Christopher de Bourne, R. Thomas Gray,
Heton, Y. Marks. Joan de Merc, E, Harl.
MS. 6137, but Mere, E, Harl. MS. 6589.
Mejiks, Essex. Merke, V.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Borduro cont.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure flory or.
Lodge, London and co. Salop.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure indented
or. -Meeke, Essex. Sire Joban de Mere, N.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or within a bordure
engr. of the last. Espeke, co. Lancaster.
Garnett, co. Lancaster. Garnett, Nantwicb,
1730. Gernett. Grance or Grancey. Sir
Henry Grance, alias Garnett, V. Green,
Samford, Essex.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure quarterly
first and fourth of the second charged with
three roses of the first second and third vert.
Dunbar, Edinburgh.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr. sa.
Ganford. Granford, V*. Grandford, V.
Sir John Merkes, Essex, temp. Edward I, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure veil.
OXENBRIDGE.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or within a
bordure vert an escallop of the second.
Oxenbrig, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure vert
charged with eight escallops of the second.
Oxenbrid*ge, Hampshire ; Visitation 1034.
Sir Godard Oxenbrige, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed erm. within a
bordure engr. arg. Grey, Thrandeston,
Sufiblk.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. erm.
Ridell, Middlesex.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or within a bordure arg.
Thompson, London.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure arg.
Everard, Bishop of Norwich 1121-45.
Gu. a lion ramp, or on a bend az. three wool-
packs of the second within a bordure arg.
charged with eight roses of the field. Dunbar,
Machremore, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp or within a bordure engr. arg.
Grey, Scotland.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure indented
arg. Ridell, co. Lancaster and Westmoreland.
Rydell, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure invecked
arg. Griffin.
Gu. a lion ramp, with one head and two bodies
or crowned az. within a bordure arg. Kellam.
Gu. a lion guard, crowned with two bodies ramp.
counter-ramp, or within a bordure arg. James
Kellam, V.
Gu. a lion pass, (another ramp.) or within a
bordure compony az. and arg. Hombijrg, Z,
871.
Gu. a lion ramp, supporting a pastoral staff or
within a bordure compony of twelve pieces of
the second and first charged with as many
crowns counterchanged. Louis de Luxemburgh,
Archbishop of Rouen, Bishop of Ely 1438-43.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure compony of
the last and sa. Nermont or Nernewte.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure erm.
Fakeron, Falcron, or Fallcron.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure engr.
erminois. Talbot, Baron Talbot de Ma-
lahide.
Gu. a lion ramp, or armed and langued az.
holding in the dexter paw a scimitar arg.
within a bordure gu. Scrymgeor, Kirktoun,
Scotland. And with a martlet for diff.,
Scrymgeor, Dundee, Scotland.
BEAST. HON betw. or within cont.
Bordure
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure or. Grey,
Lord of Powys. Montgomery. Talbot, co.
Gloucester.
Gu. a lion ramp, supporting a curtel-axe between
the paws within a bordure or. Norwey.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure of the last
charged with eight roses of the first. Dunbar,
Mochrum, co. Wigton, Baronetcy 1094; quar-
tering Randolph.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. or.
Borne. Bowrne. Gwyn. Madoc. The arms
of Rhys ap Griffith, Prince of S. Wales, as-
descended from Rhys ap Tewdwr Mawr, and
adopted by Richard Talbot before 1301, in
right of his mother Gwenllian, daughter and
heiress of that prince. Powis. Talbot, co.
Gloucester; and co. Hereford. Sir Gilbert
Talbot, co. Gloucester, temp. Edward III, V.
Talbot, Goderich Castle; and Blackmere, Z,
242,448. Sir Gilbert Talbott,L. Richard le
Talbott, Steward of the King's House, Q. M.
Richard Talbot, quartering arg. two lions pass,
in pale gu., S ; or le Sr. de Talbott, T. Le
Sire de Talbot, F. Talbot, Castle Talbot;
and Talbot Hall; derived from Talbot, Bal-
lynamony, co. Wexford, 1586. Richard Talbot,
Bishop of London 1202. William Talbot,
Bishop of Oxford 1699-1715. Talbot, Earl of
Shrewsbury. And with due diff., Talbot,
Stourton Castle, co. Stafford; Bishop of Oxford
1699, Salisbury 1715, Durham 1721-30. And
with, a crescent for diff., Chetwynd-TALBOT,
Earl Talbot. Talbot, Belfast, co. Antrim,
Bart. And with a mullet within an annulet
gold for diff., Powell, Brandlesome Hall, co.
Lancaster; and Stanage Park, co. Radnor; de-
rived through Powell, Bricknell, co. Salop,
temp. Elizabeth, from Rbys-ap-Tudor, King of
South Wales.
Gu. a lion ramp, and a bordure engr. or over all
a bendlet az. Sir John Talbott, J?.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure indented or.
Dee, Mortlake, Surrey. Evans, Tre Castell,
Wales. John ap John Grismand. Jones,
Sunningwell, near Abingdon, co. Berks; Chas-
leton, co. Oxford ; and co. Worcester. Thomas
ap Llewelyn, last Lord of South Wales;
descended through Rees or Rhys ap Tewdwr
Mawr, or the Great, King of South Wales,
from Cadelh, King of South Wales, second sou
of Rhodri Mawr, King of Wales; the heiress
m. Griffith Vychan, Lord of Glyndwrdwy.
Mortlake, Surrey. Sir Gilbert Talbott; L,
Harl. MS. 6137, or Talebot, N.
Gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure indented or a
crescent for diff. Francis Dee, Bishop of
Peterborough 1634-8.
Gu. a lion ramp, or holding a rose arg. within a
bordure indented of the second pellety. Lloyd,
Forest, 1663, in Woking Church.
Gu. a lion ramp, and a bordure ' recercele' or.
Monsire Talbot, Y.
Gu. a lion ramp, or within a bordure vair.
Scrimshaws Scrimshire Skrimshere
Skyrmester or Skrymsher, co. Nottingham ;
Norbury and Aqualate, co. Stafford ; originally
from Scotland. Skyrmesoure, South Muscham,
co. Nottingham, V. Skrymshere, V.
Gyronny of eight arg. and gu. a lion ramp, or
within a bordure az. charged with eight crosses
patty of the third. Mathew, London, W.
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121
3EAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
3-yronny of eight arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu.
within a bordure of the last crusily or.
Matthew, co. Buckingham.
Syronny of eight gu. and sa. a lion ramp, or
within a bordure az. charged with eight crosses
croslet gold. Mathew, Thornton, co. Bucking,
ham; and Braddon, co. Northampton; de-
scended from Sir John Mathew, Lord Mayor
of London 1490. Mathew, co. Northamp-
ton, W.
jryronny of eight gu. and sa. a lion ramp, or
within a bordure az. charged with eight crosses
formy of the third. Matthew, Thornborough,
co. Buckingham ; and Wales.
jyronny of eight sa. and gu. a lion ramp. arg.
within a bordure of the last charged with
four crosses croslet and as many crescents
of the second alternately. Mathison, Edin-
burgh.
Gyronny of eight sa. and gu. a lion ramp. arg.
within a bordure of the last charged with eight
crosses croslet of the second. Matheson,
Balmacara.
Gyronny of eight sa. and gu. a lion ramp. arg.
within a bordure counterchauged of the field.
Mathieson.
Syronny of eight sa. and gu. a lion ramp. arg.
within a bordure or charged with eight crosses
croslet fitchy of the second. Mattison.
Gyronny of eight sa. and gu. over all a lion ramp,
or within a bordure az. semy of crosses croslet
or. Matthew, Brandden, co. Northampton.
Gyronny of eight sa. and gu. a lion ramp, or
within a bordure az. charged with as many
fleurs-de lis gold. Mathew, Lord Mayor of
London 1490.
Gyronny of eight sa. and gu. a lion ramp, within
a bordure or charged with eight crosses croslet
fitchy of the second. Matthison, Scotland ;
confirmed 1 October 1639.
Or a lion ramp, and bordure engr Dee.
Or a lion ramp, within a bordure az. Jones,
Dol-yn-Edeirnion, co. Merioneth.
Or a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. az.
Alungton, London. Charlet, Master of
University College, Oxford. Ollington.
Or a lion ramp. az. armed and langued arg. within
a bordure of the second entoury of mitres gold.
William of S. Mary's-Chuech, Bishop of Lon-
don 1199-1221.
Or a lion ramp. az. within a bordure compony
arg. and gu. Percy, Holderness, co. York.
Or a lion ramp. az. within a bordure gu.
Crichton, Cranston, Scotland; descended of
Frendraught.
Or a lion ramp. az. a bordure ' recersele' gu.
Monsire William de Percy, Y.
Or a lion ramp. az. armed and langued gu. in a
bordure engr. of the last. Thomas Percy,
Bishop of Norwich 135C-69.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure az. entoury
of mitres of the first. Henry Marshall,
Bishop of Exeter 1194-1206.
Or a lion ramp. gu. couped in all the joints of the
first within a bordure az. Maitland, Eccles,
Scotland; a cadet of Lethington.
Or a lion ramp. gu. couped in all the joints of the
first within a bordure wavy az. Maitland,
Scotland. And with the bordure charged with
eight granadoes of the first. Maitland, Scot-
land.
BEAST. LION betw. or within .... cont.
Bordure cont.
Or a lion ramp. gu. couped in all the joints of the
first within a bordure chequy arg. and az.
Maitland, Gight; and Pitritchie, Scotland;
descended from Maitland of Thirlestane.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure compony
arg. and az. Bodiham.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure compony of
the second and arg. Grey, Lord of Powis.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure compony of
the first and second charged with eight bezants.
Lacy, co. York.
Or a lion ramp, within a bordure gu. Malory.
Talbot, Ireland, V.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure of the second
charged with eight roses arg. Spens, Lathal-
lan, co. Fyfe; quartering Campbell, 1392.
Or a lion ramp, couped in all the joints of the
first within a bordure embattled gu. Maitland,
Dundrennan, co. Kirkcudbright; quartering
arg. the ruins of an old abbey on a piece of
ground ppr.
Or a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. gu.
Dunhead or Dunked. And with a crescent for
diff., Pomeroy or Pomery, co. Devon ; and St.
Columb, Cornwall.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked within a bordure gu.
Malory, London ; and co. Cambridge.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked gu. collared gold
within a bordure of the second. Mallory,
Lord Mayor of London 1564.
Or a lion ramp, guard, tail forked gu. collared
arg. within a bordure of the second. Mallory,
Lord Mayor of London 1564.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa.
Bonnett. St. Clere.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure sa. bezanty.
Bachet, V. Bashett, V*. Bersis. Beysiss or
Bestis. SirJohnSt.CLEERE,F. St. Clere, V*.
Or a lion ramp. gu. crowned az. a bordure sa.
bezanty. Hameris Beices, A.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure embattled
sa. Brunet.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
FrEiNE, Nene-Sollers, co. Salop ; and the Bower,
co. Worcester, temp. Edward III. M. John
Pomeray, S. Henry de la Pomereye, Y.
Pomerey or Pommeroy. Pomeroy, co. Devon ;
and co. Worcester. Pomery, Tregny, Corn-
wall. Pomery, V. Pommeroy, V*. Spence,
Shetland. And with a label of three points
arg. Fitz -Pomery.
Or a lion ramp. gu. holding in the dexter paw an
apple ppr. within a bordure engr. sa. Pomeroy,
Ireland. Pomeroy, Viscount Harberton.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
charged with four buckles ppr. Spence, Shet-
land; granted 1788.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure engr. sa.
charged with eight crosses patty arg. Pomeroy,
Epping ; granted ....
Or semy of crosses croslet fitchy sa. a lion ramp,
gu. within a bordure engr. of the second,
Adams, Charlton Adam, co. Somerset; and
Bowdon, co. Devon.
Or a lion ramp, crowned gu. a bordure indented
sa. M. John de Gaure, D.
Or a lion ramp, guard, gu. armed and langued az.
within a bordure indented sa. Pomerai, Berie-
Pomerai, co. Devon, temp. Henry I.
Or a lion ramp. gu. collared or a bordure vert
besanty. Richard Talbot, C
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. pean within a bordure
.... bezanty. Bache, Stanton, co. Derby; the
heiress m. Thornhill.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. sa. within a bordure
engr. compony arg. and az. John, great
grandson of Griffith Goch took 1690 the name
of Jones, Llanio, eo. Cardigan.
Or a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure gu. Gornay,
Baldwin de Flandres, A, Harl. MS. 6137, fo.
97. Robert de Gourney, B. Sir William de
Gornay, temp. Edward I, V. Torney or
Tourney, Canby, co. Lincoln.
Or a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure gu. bezanty.
Pickering.
Or a lion ramp. sa. within a bordure engr. gu.
Flanders. Baldwin de Flandres, .4.
Or a lion ramp, within a bordure sa. charged with
crosses croslet of the field. St. Clere.
Or a lion ramp. sa. in the dexter i'orepaw a heart
gu. within a bordure of the second charged
with a double tressure flory connterflory of the
first. Buchanan ; quartering Cross.
Or crusily fitchy a lion ramp, within a bordure sa.
Adams.
Or a lion ramp. sa. collared and chained of the
first within a bordure of the second charged
with eight crosses croslet gold. Phillipps,
Longworth, co. Hereford ; descended like
Phillipps, Bryngwyn, co. Hereford, through
Phillipps, HuntiDgton ; Eaton Bishop and
LowerEaton,co.Hereford;from Owen, younger
brother of John Phillipps, Kilgainvain in Dis-
serth, co. Radnor, 1595.
Or a lion ramp, within a bordure vert. Charlet,
Hillmore, co. Worcester.
Paly of eight gu. and sa. a lion ramp, within a
bordure Debuly or. Griffith, Bangor, co.
Carmarthen.
Per bend arg. and or a lion ramp. sa. within
a bordure compony of the first and gu.
Philip.
Per bend sinister arg. and sa. a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged within a bordure compony gu. and
or. Richard Harper, co. Derby, Justice of
the Common Pleas, 1572, W. Harper, Swarles-
ton, co. Derby.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp.
or within a bordure gu. Madoc Llwyd, living
1350.
Per bend erm. and ermines a lion ramp, within a
bordure engr. or. Edwards, Prestbury, co.
Gloucester.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp.
within a bordure engr. or. Edwards, co.
Bedford; London; and Bristol, co. Somerset.
Jones or Johnes, Grothkenan, co. Denbigh.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp.
within a bordure invecked or. Edwards, co.
Bedford; Bristol, co. Somerset; and London.
Per bend sinister erm. and ermines a lion ramp.
or within a bordure engr. per bend sinister arg.
and sa. Jones, Archdeacon of Hereford, ob.
1823.
Per bend sinister erm. and erminois a lion ramp.
or within a bordure gu. Lloyd, Leaton Knolls,
co. Salop ; descended through Madoc Lloyd,
Lord of Chirkland, from Tudor Trevor.
Per bend or and arg. a lion ramp. sa. within a
bordure compony purp. and of the second.
Burnell, V*. Philip. Phillip. Sir David
Phillipp, V.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Per bend sinister sa. and arg. a lion ramp, coun-
terchanged within a bordure engr. gu. Tanat,
Blodwell, co. Salop.
Per chief az. and arg. over all a lion ramp. gu.
within a bordure compony of the second and
sa. charged with escallops counterchanged.
Aston.
Per fess arg. and gu. a lion ramp, within a bor-
dure counterchanged. Bowell, Berry Court,
co. Hants; granted 13 Dec. 1662. Phillipe de
Ferne, A, but Cerne, A, Harl. MS. 6137, fo.
95, and E, but Cerue, E, Harl. MS. 6137.
Ferne.
Per fess arg. and gu. a lion ramp, counterchanged
within a bordure or. Cerne, Malcombe Horsey.
Per fess arg. and or a lion ramp, per fess gu. and
az. all within a bordure compony of the second
and third. Harper, Walton, co. Lancaster ;
confirmed to John Harper, Alderman of Lon-
don, by Segar. Harper; quartering Strachey
and Roberts; quartered by Shepherd.
Per fess arg. and sa. a lion ramp, counterchanged
within a bordure compony or and gu. Harper,
London.
Per fess gu. and az. a lion ramp, within a bor-
dure or. Philips, Tenterden, Kent.
Per fess indented or and arg. a lion ramp. sa.
within a bordure gu. charged with eight plates.
Thomas Burnell, London, V. Burnell, Beau-
chieff Abbey, co. Derby ; and Winkbourne Hall,
co. Nottingham; quartering Pegge. Burnell,
in Rotbwell Church, 1718 and 1780. Phillip.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure
embattled counterchanged. Middleton, Kill
Hill, Scotland.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure
indented counterchanged. Middleton, Essex.
Per fess or and gu. a lion ramp, within a bordure
nebuly counterchanged. Middleton, Clerk
Hill, Scotland.
Per fess sn.and arg. a lion ramp, counterchanged
within a bordure engr. gu. Green, V. Grene,
V*. Green, Essex.
Per pale arg. and sa. a lion ramp. gu. within a
bordure engr. counterchanged. Champneys,
Hall Place and OstenhaDger, Kent; descended
through Sir John Champness or Champneys,
Lord Mayor of London 1534 ; from Champneys,
Orchardleigh; the heiress in. 1767, Burt or
Byrte. Champneis, Kent, V.
Per pale arg. and sa. a lion ramp, guard, gu. with-
in a bordure engr. counterchanged. Champneys,
Puddle Town, co. Dorset.
Per pale arg. and sa. a lion ramp, within a bor-
dure gu. and or. Champney.
Per pale az. and gu. over all a lion pass, guard,
holding a crosier enfiled with a mitre or all
within a bordure arg. charged with eight text
B's sa. Cluniac Priory and Abbey at
Bermondsey, Surrey.
Per pale ei-m. and az. a lion ramp, counter-
changed within a bordure sa. bezanty. Marke.
Per pale erm. and az. a lion pass. gu. within a
bordure engr. of the last charged with fleurs-
de-lis or. Biggs, Little Langford, and Stock-
ton, co. Wilts.
Per pale erm. and az. a lion pass. gu. crowned or
within a bordure engr. of the third charged
with eight fleurs-de-lis of the fourth. Bigg,
Benendon, Kent; Haines Hill, co. Berks ; and
Chilton Follyatt, co. Wilts. Biggs, London.
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BEAST. HON betw. or within ... cont.
Bordure cont.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion pass, guard, holding
in his dexter paw a crosier erect enfiled with
a mitre or all within a bordure arg. charged
with eight B's sa. Cluniac Priory and Abbey
at Bermondsey, Surrey.
Per pale or and sa. a lion ramp. gu. within a bor-
dure engr. counterchanged. Champneys, Or-
chardley, co. Somerset, Bart.
Quarterly gu. and or in the first a lion pass. arg.
within a bordure compony of the last and az.
(but ?) Massy, Alford, co. Chester.
Quarterly gu. and sa. a lion ramp, collared arg.
within a bordure of the last charged with six-
teen torteaux and ogresses alternately. Ayi.offe,
co. Wilts and co. Dorset, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. depressed by a baton com-
pony or and gu. within a bordure of the second.
Browne, co. Chester, W.
Sa. a lion ramp, and a bordure engr. arg. with a
crescent. . .. Wasteneys, Bamborough
Church, co. York.
Sa. a Hon ramp. arg. armed and langued gu. on a
bordure of the second charged with eight 3-foils
slipped of the field. Clifton.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or on a bordure of
the second eight annulets of the first. Sir
Henry de Malton, V.
Sa. a lion salient arg. within a bordure of the
second depressed by a baton compony or and
gu. Browne, V*.
Sa. semy of crosses croslet a lion ramp. arg. with-
in a bordure chequy or and gu. Long.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
of the second and first. Lewes, co. Glamorgan.
Nerncrote. Nernewt, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned or within a
bordure compony of the second and first.
Nernewt, V*.
Sa. a lion salient arg. armed and langued gu.
within a bordure compony of the first and se-
cond. Ickworth.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. a bend compony gu. and of
the second within a bordure of the last.
Browne, London.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or within a bor-
dure engr. gu. Segrave, co. Leicester.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. and a bordure or charged
with eight 5-foils az. Best.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure engr. or.
Gethin Tedwdeg; descended from David Goch,
Lord of Penmachno. Griffith ap David Goch,
living 1284. Lloyd, Esclusham and Du-
laseu ; derived from David Goch ap David,
Lord of Penmachno, said to be a son of David
ap Griffith, the last Prince of North Wales ;
the heirs m. Conway, Owen, and Ravenscroft.
Sa. flory or a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned
and holding in the dexter forepaw a sword
erect ppr. all within a bordure wavy of the se-
cond. Phillipps, Middle Hill, co. Worcester ;
Baronetcy 1 September 1821.
Sa. a lion ramp, or within a bordure erm.
Landres. Londres. Sr de Loundres, V.
Sa. a lion ramp, or within a bordure engr. erm.
Loundres, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. or. Flint.
Harper, Kent.
Yert a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. arg.
GRAY,Bishopwearmouth, co. Durham. Heyton,
V. Heton, V. Thomas de Heeton, and in
margin Grey de Heton, A'. Thomas Gray F.
BEAST. HON betw. or within cont.
Bordure cont.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. armed and langued gu.
within a bordure engr. of the second. Hume,
Kimmerghame, Scotland ; quartering Polworth
and Sinclair.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure compony
or and az. Washington, co. York.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure erm.
Hume, Crossrig, and Lenhouse, Scotland ; quar-
tering Blackadder.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure or. Home,
Ford.
Vert a lion ramp. arg. within a bordure or charged
with nine fountains or wells ppr. Home,
Whitfield, Scotland; quartering Pepdie and
Cairncross; derived like Home or Hume, Nine-
wells, Berwick ; through Home, Tynninghame,
from Home. Dunglass, ob. 1424.
Vert a lion ramp, guard, with two bodies ramp,
counter-ramp, or within a bordure engr. arg.
Atwaler, V* Atwater, V.
Vert a lion ramp, within a bordure or. Wiche or
Wythe, Droitwich, co. Worcester.
Vert a lion ramp, within a bordure engr. or.
Norton.
Buckles
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. betw. three buckles
or. Gaynsford or Gaynsforth.
Castles
Az. a lion ramp. betw. in chief two castles triple
towered and in base a scaling ladder arg. a bor-
dure or charged with four roses gu. and as
many spear heads sa. alternately. James,
Presteign.
Chess-rooks.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. royally crowned or
betw. two chess-rooks in chief sa. and a cup in
base gold jessant a flame ppr. a bordure az.
Ogii.vie, Ruthven, Scotland.
Chief
Per fess or and arg. in chief a lion ramp, holding
in the paw a cross formy fitchy gu. a chief sa.
in base a cross formy fitchy erm. surmounted
by a fleur-de-lis of the fourth. Vawdrey, Rid-
dings, co. Chester.
on a Chief
Or a lion pass. gu. on a chief az. three be-
zants in base three bars wavy sa. Hankins,
Greenhouse, co. Gloucester ; quartering
Machen.
Per saltire az. and gyronnyr of eight or and sa.
in chief a wounded lion couchant arg. pierced
by a spear behind gu. his head resting on a
shield gyronny of eight as above on a chief
gu. within a bordure arg. the white horse of
Hanover between two eastern gold crowns in
base a holly bush or surmounted by a crook
and bugle horn saltirewise silver. Burnes ;
descended from Campbell, Burnhouse.
Combs
Az. a lion pass, guard, betw. three combs or.
Company of Combmakers, London.
Coronets
Az. a lion pass, or betw. three crowns arg.
North.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. three mural crowns or.
Walthew, Deptford, Kent; granted Hill.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. three ducal coronets or and
two flaunches erm. King, Exeter; granted
1691.
Arg. a lion couchant az. betw. four ducal coronets
gu. Butterworth, co. Lancaster.
vu
AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crescent
Per chev. embattled az. and sa. a lion ramp, with
in chief a crescent and in base a mullet or.
Dewport.
Crescents
Per chev. engr. gu. and erm. in chief a demi-lion
ramp. arg. betw. two crescents or. Dares,
Loddon, Norfolk.
Per chev. engr. gu. and erm. in chief a derni lion
ramp. betw. two crescents or. Darres.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, betw. in chief two crescents
and in base a 5-foil gu. Ogilvy, Banff, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. in chief two crescents
enclosed by as many pierced mullets sa. in
base three of the last gu. Dyson, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. in chief two crescents
sa. enclosed by as many mullets pierced of six
points in base three of the last as the second
over all a fess az. Sr Dyson, Ireland, V ;
but Dilon, Harl. MS. 1392, fo. 146.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. three crescents....
Govenaugh.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. betw. three crescents gu.
Dare.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. three crescents gn.
Dillon, Ireland. Dillon, Lismullen, co.
Meath ; Baronetcy 31 July 1801 ; quartering
Dillon.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crescents gu. over
all a fess az., incorrectly a pale, and ascribed to
DlLLWYN or DlLWYN. DlLLON.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crescents each of
the la«t enclosing an estode gu. over all a bar
(another a fess) az. Dillon, Earl of Roscom-
mon. Dillon, Chimwell, co. Northampton.
Dillon, Proudston and Skreen, co. Meath,
Ireland; granted bv Francis, Emperor of Ger-
many, 22 Aug. 1767.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, betw. three crescents
each of the last enclosing an estoile gu. over
all a bar (another a fess) az. Dillon, Ireland.
Arg. a lion salient betw. three crescents each of
the last enclosing an estoile gu. over all a bar
(another a fess) az. Dillon.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crescents gu. each
of the last enclosing an estoile sa. over all a bar
(another a fess) az. Dillon, Baron Clonbrock.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, sa. betw. three crescents
gu. Brownrigg.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, sa. betw. three crescents
gu. in the dexter forepaw a sword ppr. hilt
and pomel or entwined by a serpent vert.
Brownrigg, Baronetcy 9 March 1816.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three crescents arg.
Cavanagh.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three crescents arg.
Letster, V*. Salisbury, Manchester and
Wales.
Gu. a lion salient arg. crowned or betw. three
crescents of the second. Salisbury, V*.
Gu. a liou ramp. arg. ducally crowned or betw.
three crescents of the last. . Salisbury, Barn-
staple, co. Devon. Thomas Salisbury, co.
Denbigh, V. John Salusbury, Lleweny, co.
Denbigh, ob. 1289; Baronetcy 10 November 1619,
extinct 23 May 1684; from whom descended the
branches at Euloe, co. Flint; Horton ; Llan-
rhaiadr Hall, co. Denbigh, the heiress m. Lloyd ;
Leadbroke, co. Flint; Denbigh, the heiress m.
Williams; Rug, co. Merioneth, and Bachymbid,
co. Denbigh, quartering Ievan ap Howel Lord
of Rfig-yn-Edeirnion, co. Merioneth, a heiress
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crescents cont.
ra. Bagot; Saethmarchog, co. Merioneth, quar-
tering John ap Rees descended from Rees ap
Ievan Baron of Kymmer-yn-Edeirnion ; Mask-
adern ; Llanrwst, co. Caernarvon ; Bachegraig,
co. Denbigh, the heiress m. Thrale and Piozzi;
Llanwern, co. Monmouth, Baronetcy 4 May
1795, descended from Salusbury, Plas y-Ward,
co. Denbigh ; and Erbistock, co. Flint. John
Salisbury, Suffragan Bishop of Thetford,
Bishop of Durham, 1570-3.
Gu. a lion ramp, double tailed arg. ducally crowned
or betw. three crescents of the last. Salisbury,
Catanger, co. Somerset.
Gu. a lion ramp, or betw. three crescents arg.
Salusbury, Barnstaple, co. Devon ; Visitation
1620.
Or a lion ramp. betw. three crescents gu.
Galland.
Or a lion ramp, per fess az. and gu. betw. three
crescents of the second. Geoffrey Blythe,
Bishop of Lichfield, etc., 1503-31.
Or a lion ramp, (salient V*.) per fess az. and gu.
betw. three crescents per pale as the last.
Blythe, Blythe, co. Lincoln, V.
Or a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. betw.
three crescents of the last all within a double
tressure flory counterflory of the second.
Whannell, co. Ayr; granted 4 Aug. 1778.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion ramp. betw. three
crescents counterchanged. Cavenagh.
Sa. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. betw. three cres-
cents of the second. King.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. four crescents each en-
closing an estoile gu. over all a bar (another a
fess) az. Dillon, Newton Farrers, Bratton,
Chimwell, Wroughton, and Hart, co. Devon ;
and Farthingoe, co. Northampton.
Gu. a lion ramp, between five crescents arg. two
two and one. Letster, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, and an orle of eight
crescents arg. Beaumont, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of crescents gu.
Skynner, Boston and Thornton, co. Lincoln.
Gu. a lion ramp, and an orle of crescents arg.
Sr. Thomas Beamont, Q. And with a label of
three points or. Sir Thomas Beaumont the
younger, Q.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. langued and armed az.
within an orle of crescents of the second.
Beaumont, Whitley Beaumont, co. York ; de-
rived from Sir William de Bellomont, 1298 ;
Baronetcy 1628. Beaumont, Oaks in Darton,
and Bretton Hall, co. York. Sir Thomas
Beaumont, Q, Harl. MS. 6595. And with a
label of three points or. Sir Thomas Beaumont
the younger, Q, Harl. MS. 6595.
Crosses
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. murally crowned or and two
crosses croslet fitchy in pale betw. two piles is-
suing from the dexter and sinister chief sa.
each pile charged with three crosses croslet
fitchy of the third. Levett, Milford, co. Staf-
ford; derived through Sir Richard Levett,
Lord Mayor of London, 1700; from Levett,
Savernuke.
Or a lion ramp. sa. ducally gorged and chained
gold betw. in chief two crosses croslet fitchy gu.
and in base an escallop gu. Phillips.
....a lion ramp betw. in chief two crosses
molineand in base a fleur-de-lis. . . . Huddart,
Brynkir, co. Carnarvon.
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125
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crosses cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy az. within an orle gu. M'Cleish, Mary-
field, Scotland.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. three crosses patty gu.
DErGHTON.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. three crosses formy fitchy
gu. Dighton, Hostow, co. Lincoln; London;
and Worcester.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet fitchy
gu. Bowyer, Kingspersley or Knipersley, co.
Stafford, Baronetcy 11 September 1060, extinct
1701; the heirs m. Adderley, Gresley, Oldfield,
Bellot, and Port.
Arg. a liou ramp. betw. three crosses patty fitchy
gu. Wall.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy sa. Pratt, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy gu. Bowyer, Knipersley, co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet sa.
and as many escallops gu. King, Pyrland
Hall, co. Somerset; quarterly with Meade.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy sa. a bordure engr. a/, charged with four
crosses croslet fitchy and as many fleurs-de-lis
or alternately. Levett, Wichnor Park, co.
Stafford.
Az. a lion ramp, or betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy arg. Ayleway, Taunton, co. Gloucester.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet or.
Jordon.
Erm. a lion pass. betw. three crosses formy fitchy
gu. Dighton, co. Hertford.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy arg. Capel.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. three crosses croslets
fitchy or. Capel, Earls of Essex.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. three crosses croslet
or. Brins, V. Thomson, V. Thomson ;
quartering or a fess betw. three martlets sa.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy or. Capel or Capell, Lord Mayor of
London, 1503, 1509. Arthur L*ord Capel,
Hadham, co. Hertford, Z, 366, 539. Sir Giles
Capell, V. Capel Coningsby, Earl of Essex ;
quartering gu. three conies arg.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses patty or.
Crosthwaite, Ireland.
Gu. a lion salient betw. three crosses botonny
fitchy or. Sapel.
Or a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet fitchy
gu. M'Intosh or Macintosh, England.
Or a lion ramp. betw. three crosses moline
(sometimes patonce) gu. Francis Turner,
Bishop of Rochester, 1083; of Ely, 1664-91.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three crosses formy
fitchy at the foot gu. Fursland, W. Fursland
or Furstland, Bickington, co. Devon; Visita-
tion 1620.
Or a lion pass. betw. three crosses formy sa.
Bales, Wilby, Suffolk.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three crosses croslet
of the second. Mathew, Trevor, and
Llewenny Green, co. Denbigh; descended from
Llandaff.
Or a lion ramp, vert betw. three crosses croslet
sa. Sutton, London ; and co. Stafford.
Per fess dancetty or and arg. a lion ramp. az. in
chief an ogress betw. two crosses croslet gu. and
in base a cross croslet of the last betw. two
pellets. Beckman, London.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crosses cont.
Quarterly gu. and sa. a lion ramp. betw. three
crosses patty or within a bordure arg. charged
with eight torteaux. Ayliffe, Skeres, co.
Hants.
Quarterly gu. and sa. a lion ramp. betw. three
crosses formy fitchy at the foot or. Colshill
or Colsell, Kent.
Quarterly gu. and sa. a lion ramp, or collared ....
(? az. mane erect) betw. three crosses formy
fitchy .... within a bordure arg. charged with
sixteen torteaux and ogresses alternately.
Thomas Ayloff, Kent, IF. Ayloffe, Kent;
and co. Wilts.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. collared gu. betw. three
crosses patty or. Illff, Newington Butts.
Sa. a lion ramp, barry of seven (another eight)
arg. and gu. (another of the first) betw. as
many crosses croslet as the second. Cistercian
Abbey De Valle-Crucis, co. Denbigh.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. betw. three crosses croslet
fitchy or. King.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. (or erminois) betw. three
crosses patty fitchy or. King, Belle-Vue, Kent,
Baronetcy 18 July 1792.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, erm. betw. three crosses
patty fitchy at the foot or. King, Bromley, Kent.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses croslet or.
King, Umberslade, co. Warwick. King, Hun-
grill, co. York. Walker King, Bishop of Ro-
chester, 1809-27.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses patty or.
Ayloffe, in Chobham Church, Surrey,
1570-90.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. three crosses formy fitchy
or. King; granted 1611.
Sa. a lion ramp, or armed and langued gu. betw,
three crosses croslet of the second. John King,
Bishop of London, 1611-21. Henry King
Bishop of Chichester, 1611-69.
Sa. a lion ramp, or collared gu. betw. three crosses
formy of the second. Ayloffe, Braxted
Magna, Essex; Framfield, Sussex; and Suffolk.
Ayleff, Bretaines, Essex, V. Ayloffe, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp, or ducally crowned arg. betw.
three crosses croslet of the second. King, co.
Devon ; and Towcester, co. Northampton.
Naunton.
Sa. a lion ramp, or crowned arg. betw. three
crosses croslet fitchy of the second. King.
Sa. a lion ramp, ducally crowned betw. three
crosses croslet or. King. Robert King, Bishop
of Oxford, 1542-57. John King, Bishop of
London, 1611-21.
Sa. a lion ramp, ducally crowned or armed and
langued gu. betw. three crosses croslet of the
second. King.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, or collared gu. betw.
three crosses of the second. Ayloffe.
Gu. a lion ramp, or betw. four crosses patonce
vair two and two. Raison. Reason, V.
Gu. a Hon ramp, or betw. four crosses patty vair.
Reson or Reason.
Gu. a lion salient or betw. four crosses patonce
vair. Reason, V*.
Gu. a lion pass, per pale or and arg. betw. four
crosses croslet of the last. Astell, co. Hunt-
ingdon ; Everton, co. Bedford; and London;
quartering Thornton and Godin.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. four crosses croslet arg.
and two fiaunches of the last charged each
with a cross croslet of the field. Long.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crosses cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. five crosses croslet fitchy
gu. Brett, co. Somerset.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. five crosses croslet fitchy
or. Delaware.
Or a lion ramp, guard, betw. five crosses croslet
fitchy gu. Brett, Kent.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. coward sa. betw. six
crosses croslet fitchy gu. Hingham.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. six crosses croslet
fitchy gu. Phelps.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. betw. six crosses patty
fitchy sa. Hizam.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. coward betw. six crosses
patty fitchy sa. Higham, Kent ; buried at
Canterbury, V. Hizham, V. Hizam, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. six crosses croslet fitchy
sa. Hauteville ; quartered by Groove.
Az. a lion pass, guard, arg. betw. six crosses croslet
or. Astley.
Gu. a lion couchant betw. six crosses croslet arg.
three and three. Kemeys Tynte, Halsewell
or Hatswell in Goathurst, co. Somerset ; quar-
tering Halswell and Wharton.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. six crosses croslet fitchy
arg. Henry Ware, Bishop of Chichester 1418-20.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, arg. crowned or betw. six
crosses croslet of the last. Sr. Gerard de
Lisle, V.
Per ben<' sinister sa. and arg. a lion ramp. betw.
six crosses croslet couuterchanged. Longe.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. crowned or betw. six crosses
croslet of the second. Chastelon.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed betw.
seven crosses croslet gu. Sr. Giles Brews,
Essex, temp. Edward III, V.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. seven crosses croslet fitchy
arg. Brewes.
Az. a lion pass, guard, arg. betw. seven crosses
croslet or. Asteley, V.
Az. a lion pass, guard, betw. seven crosses croslet
or. Astley.
(gu. ?) a lion ramp. arg. betw. seven crosses
croslet fitchy (? of the second). Sr. John
de la Warre, temp. Edward I, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, coward tail elevated over the
back arg. betw. seven crosses croslet fitchy or.
Tytemarch, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, or betw. seven crosses croslet arg.
Sir William de la Warre, JR.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. seven crosses croslet fitchy
or. Sr. William de BrUs, J.
Or a lion ramp. betw. seven crosses croslet fitchy
gu. Brett, Kent. V.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked betw. seven crosses
croslet gu. Sr. Robert Venour, co. Lincoln,
temp. Edward III, V.
Or a lion ramp. betw. seven crosses croslet sa.
Ardenn, V. Ardern, V.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp. arg. betw. seven
crosses croslet fitchy or. Bramtot, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. seven crosses croslet arg.
Sir Geffrey Watevile or Watervile.L.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. seven crosses croslet fitchy
arg. Hantevill, V.
Arg. a Hon ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy az. Lavell or Lovell, co. Oxford.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy gu. Sr. Thomas Montford, co. York, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy gu. and a bordure erm. Montefout,
Kelnehurst, co. York, V.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crosses cont. '
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses botonny gu.
Venour, co. Lincoln.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked betw. eight crosses
croslet gu. Sir John Havering, co. Wilts,
V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight crosses patty
fitchy sa. Hunter.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. coward sa. betw. eight
crosses croslet gu. Sr. Henry Bawle, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet sa.
Ardyn Ardem or Ardern.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses patty sa.
Bodenfield.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet arg.
Braytoft, V. Sr. Hugh Kinardsly, temp.
Edward I, V. Loxley, co. Stafford.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy arg. Deckles or Dekes. Sr. Robert
Dekkes, V.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, betw. eight crosses croslet
arg. Sr. Richard Dalton, co. Lancaster, V.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet or.
Brewes, Gower, Wales, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet arg.
Warre.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet fitchy
arg. Delaware. Estercombe, co. Somerset.
Hobury, V. Laward or Lawarre, Estercombe,
co. Somerset; granted 1756.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. armed and langued az.
betw. eight crosses fitchy of the second.
Delawarr.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. betw. eight crosses croslet
or. Ware.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. betw. eight crosses croslet or.
within a bordure of the last charged with
ogresses. Ware.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. betw. eight crosses
croslet or. Asteley, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. armed and langued
az. betw. eight crosses croslet or. Astley.
Gu. a lion pass, or betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy arg. Hobury.
Gu. a lion ramp, or betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy arg. Hoeury, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet or.
Sir John Brewse, R. Knell, V.
Or a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet az.
Bonnell, Norfork. Bonvtle, Norfolk.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight crosses patty fitchy
sa. Hunter, Lord Mayor of London, and
Baronetcy 1812.
Or a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet sa.
Ardyn Ardem or Ardern. Roche.
Or a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet fitchy
sa. within a bordure engr. az. Adams, Bromp-
ton Kent ; descended from Adams, co. Devon.
Or a lion ramp, tail forked and nowed betw.
eight crosses croslet sa. Sir Piers Brews, co.
Gloucester, temp. Edward III, V.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight
croslets or. Syton, co. Salop.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. betw. eight
crosses croslet arg. Hutchinson, Earl of
Donoughmore ; quartering Hely and Nixon.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. arg. betw.
eight crosses croslet or. Hutchinson, Bishops-
wearmouth, co. Durham ; descended from
Hutchinson, Cumberland, temp. Charles I.
Hutchinson, Ireland. Hutchinson, Essex;
and co. York.
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BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crosses cont.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp. betw. eight
crosses croslet or. Hutchinson.
Purp. a lion ramp, or betw. eight crosses croslet
fitchy arg. Sr de Tidemarch, V.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, arg. crowned or betw.
eight crosses croslet of the second. Sr.
Makelon Chatelon, F.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses croslet arg.
Sir Geoffry Hanteville, Cornwall, temp. Ed-
ward II, F. Hantvill. Henville.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. eight crosses patty fitchy
arg. Linesley, Linesley, co. Lancaster.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. betw. eight crosses croslet
arg. Long, co. Wilts.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. nine crosses croslet fitchy
gu. Brett, co. Somerset.
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. sa. betw. nine crosses
croslet gu. Bawle, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. nine crosses croslet sa.
Handfield, Ashford, Kent.
Gu. a lion pass. arg. betw. nine crosses croslet
or. Pengilli, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. nine crosses patty fitchy
or. Hopton, Hopton, co. Salop, temp. Stephen.
Hopton, Canon Frome, co. Hereford; descended
from Sir Richard Hopton, Rockhill, and Cher-
bury, living 1602; quartering Hopton.
Per pale az. and gu. a lion ramp. erm. betw. nine
crosses croslet or. Synge-HuTCHiNSON, Castle
Sallah, co. Wicklow, Baronetcy 1782; quarter-
ing Synge, and arg. an eagle displ. with two
heads sa.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. betw. ten crosses croslet
fitchy gu. within a bordure erm. Mountford,
Keln hurst, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. ten crosses croslet fitchy
gu. Brett, Ocle Court, near Hereford.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail nowed betw. ten crosses
croslet gu. Bruse, Norfolk.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. ten crosses croslet sa.
Mountford.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. ten crosses croslet or.
Bruse.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of ten crosses
croslet or a bendlet compony arg. and gu. Sir
Henry Beamond, V. The bendlet charged with
three mullets sa. Beaumont, V. The bendlet
compony erm. and gu. Beaumont, V.
Az. a lion ramp, or crowned gu. betw. ten crosses
croslet of the second. Goshall.
Or a lion ramp. betw. ten crosses croslet sa.
Adams, co. Devon. Ardyn Ardem or Ardern.
Per pale gu. andaz. a lion ramp, guard, arg. betw.
ten crosses croslet or. Hutchinson, Owthorp,
co. Nottingham.
Per pale gu. and sa. a lion ramp. betw. ten crosses
croslet fitchy or. Brametost.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. twelve crosses croslet gu.
Venor.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. twelve crosses croslet or.
De Brewosa.
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp, bendwise betw.
fourteen crosses croslet fitchy or. Powell,
Bruton, co. Somerset ; granted 1584.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
fitchy az. Braytoft.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. within an orle of crosses
croslet gu. Montford, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. within an orle of crosses
croslet fitchy gu. and a bordure erm.
Montford, V*.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Crosses cont.
Arg. a lion ramp, tail forked az. within an orle of
crosses croslet gu. Mountford, co. York ;
granted 18 February ] 602.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
fitchy gu. Brett, ob. 1769, in Ash church,
Kent.
Arg. a lion ramp, double tailed within an orle of
crosses croslet gu. Brewes, V* Havering, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of crosses
croslet fitchy sa. Higham.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
arg. Braytoft, V*. Dekkes.F*. Kynardesly,
co. Salop, temp. Edward I. Kynnersley,
Loxley, co. Stafford ; quartering Sneyd.
Az. a lion ramp, sans tail within an orle of crosses
moline arg. Bretoste.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
or. William de Brewase, E, or Brewose, E.
Rowset or Rouzet.
Az. a lion ramp, or crowned gu. within an orle of
crosses croslet of the second. De Brewes, V*.
Az. a lion ramp, or crowned and armed gu.
within an orle of crosses croslet as the second.
Sir John Bruse, Q, Marl. MS. 6595.
Az. a lion salient within an orle of croslets or.
Brewes de Gower, F*.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, within an orle of crosses
croslet arg. Astell.
Gu. a lion salient arg. within an orle of crosses
croslet fitchy or. Tytemarch, V*.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, within an orle of crosses
croslet or. Astekey and Astell.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
or. Hopton, Gloucester, temp. Edward I.
Opton or Oxton, co. Gloucester.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
and mullets alternately or. Martin, Ripe,
Sussex. Wykeham-MARTiN, Leeds Castle,
Kent ; and Chacombe Priory, co. Northamp-
ton ; quartering arg. two chev. sa. betw. three
roses gu. seeded or barbed vert.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
fitchy or. Jordan ; quartered by Wilson.
Gu. a lion salient within an orle of crosses
croslet or. Knell, V*.
Or a Hon ramp. arg. within an one of crosses
croslet az. Lovell, F*.
Or a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
gu. Brett.
Or a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses
croslet fitchy gu. Brett, co. Devon, and
Kent.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed within an orle of
crosses croslet gu. Venour, F*.
Or a lion salient within an orle of crosses croslet
fitchy gu. Brett, V*.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within an orle of crosses
patty fitchy sa. Hunter.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed sa. within an orle
of crosses croslet gu. Brewes, V*.
Or a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses croslet
sa. Arden, F*. Ardern, F*.
Purp. a lion salient or within an orle of crosses
croslet arg. De Tidemaech, F*.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of crosses formy
fitchy arg. Levesey, co. Lancaster.
Sa. a lion salient within an orle of crosses croslet
arg. Hanteville, F*.
Cups
Az. a demi-lion ramp, couped betw. three covered
cups or. Shaw, Scotland.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Cushions
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. three cushions or
within a bordure of the second charged with
eight roses of the first. Dunbar, Leuchit,
Scotland.
Escallops
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. two escallops in pale
arg. and as many Haunches of the second each
charged with a lion ramp. sa. Dawker.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three escallops az.
Jeanes.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. betw. three escallops gu.
James, Cornwall ; co. Worcester ; and co. Glou-
cester. Janes or James, Kirtling, co. Cam-
bridge ; and Botalock, Cornwall.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. betw. three escallops
az. Barneby, Hereford.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, betw. three escallops sa.
Bernbrey, co. Worcester.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three escallops sa.
Aldington, that Ilk, Scotland.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three escallops arg. Hend
or Hende.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. three escallops arg. Gibon.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, betw. three escallops arg.
Gybbon.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. betw. three escallops or.
Ponton.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three escallops or. Henden,
Serjeant-at-law, W. Hendon, Kent.
Gil. a lion pass, guard, betw. three escallops arg.
Shield.
Per fess az. and arg. a lion ramp. betw. three
escallops counterchanged. Windott.
Per fess gu. and or a lion ramp, per fess arg. and
az. betw. three escallops counterchanged of the
field. Wimbolts.
Per fess vert and sa. a lion ramp. erm. betw. three
escallops arg. Claye or Cley, Tells, co. Salop.
Per pale vert and sa. a lion ramp. erm. betw.
three escallops arg. Clay, London.
Sa. a lion pass. arg. betw. three escallops of the
second each charged with a lozenge az. John
Hykde, V.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, betw. three escallops arg.
Barneby, Brockhampton, co. Hereford ; de-
scended from Thomas Barneby, Ludlow, co.
Salop, treasurer to Edw. IV.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. crowned or betw. three es-
callops of the second. Gybbon, co. Dorset.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard. (? arg.) crowned or betw.
three escallops arg. Gibbon, co. Dorset.
Sa. a lion ramp, guard, or betw. three escallops
arg. Gibbon, Bishop's Bourne, Kent.
Tert a lion ramp. arg. betw. three escallops or.
Reynolds, Ireland.
Per pale arg. and gu. a lion ramp. betw. four
escallops counterchanged. Robarts, London.
Az. a lion rardp. arg. betw. six escallops or three
two and one. Puller.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of seven
escallops gu. Francis Manby, Elsam, co.
Lincoln, W.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. eight escallops gu.
Manby, Elsham, co. Lincoln; and London.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight escallops or.
Askeby.
Or a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of eight
escallops gu. Sir William Manse, Sussex,
temp. Edward III, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. ten escallops gu.
Manbe.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Escallops cnnt.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of escallops gu.
Manse, Suffolk, temp. Edward III.
Arg. a lion salient sa. within an orle of escallops
gu. Manby, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of escallops sa.
Manbye, Essex.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of escallops or.
Hender, Botreaux Castle, Cornwall.
Or a lion salient sa. within an orle of escallops
gu. Manse, V*.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of escallops arg.
Richard Holand, Y, or De Howland, F.
Escrolls
Az. a lion ramp, or betw. three escrolls arg.
Gould.
Estoiles
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three estoiles each en-
closed by a crescent gu. over all a bar (another
a fess) az. Dillon, Chimwell, co. Northamp-
ton. Dillon, Proudstone and Screen, co.
Meath, Ireland ; granted by Francis, Emperor
of Germany, 22 August 1707. Dillon, Earl of
Roscommon.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, betw. three estoiles each
enclosed by a crescent gu. over all a bar (an-
other a fess) az. Dillon, Ireland.
Arg. a lion salient betw. three estoiles each en-
closed by a crescent gu. over all a bar (another
a fess) az. Dillon.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three estoiles sa. each
enclosed by a crescent of the second over all a
bar (another a fess) az. Dillon, Baron Clon-
brock.
Arg. a lion ramp, guard, gu. betw. three estoiles
vert. Levesey, Kent; and co. Lancaster.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three estoiles arg. Burard.
Neale, late Burrard, Walhampton, co.
Hants.
Or a lion pass. betw. three estoiles gu. Butcher.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. four estoiles each en-
closed by a crescent gu. over all a bar (another
afess)az. Dillon, Newton Farrers, Bratton,
Chimwell, Wroughton, and Hart, co. Devon;
and Farthingoe, co. Northampton.
Fishes
Arg. a lion pass, paly of six sa. and or betw. three
dolphins embowed naiantgu. each fish charged
with three bezants a tressure flory counterflory
purp. John Caunton, co. Warwick, W. Cawton,
V*.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. betw. three dolphins gu.
Canton. Cawnton.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. betw. three dolphins em-
bowed naiant gu. Caunton, Kent, W.
Flaunches
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. two flaunches sa.
Garritte.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. two flaunches purp.
Jarrett.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. two flaunches sa. Garat
or Garrett, London. Garritt.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, betw. two flaunches sa.
Antonie or Antony, Suffolk.
Gu. a lion ramp, or between two flaunches erm.
Selly.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. two flaunches or each
charged with three billets of the first.
Mowbray.
Or a lion ramp, reguard. betw. two flaunches sa.
each charged with a mullet arg. Matthews,
co. Hereford ; quartering per pale az. and gu.
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BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Flaunches cont.
a chevron or betw. three lions ramp , with
arg. on a chevron sa. five spots of ermine in
the dexter chief point a mullet of the second,
and gu. three stirrups leathered and buckled
or, and or a cross patty fitchy gu., and gu. three
lions pass. arg.
Per pale eim. and ermines a lion ramp, or betw.
two flaunches arg. each charged with a spear
palewise.... Edwards, Llandafl' House, co.
Glamorgan; quartering Richards.
Sa. crusily and a lion ramp. arg. betw. two
flaunches erm. Long, Whaddon and Becking-
ton ; granted 1561 to Thomas Longe, Trow-
bridge, co. Wilts.
Sa. a lion ramp, or betw. two flaunches arg.
Ceely, Essex. Prestwood, co. Devon; and
co. Worcester.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. two flaunches or.
Prestwood, Boterford, North Huish, co. Devon,
temp. Elizabeth. Prestwood, W.
Sa. a lion salient betw. two flaunches or.
Prestwood, V*.
Fleurs-de-lis
Arg. a demi-lion betw. eight fleurs-de-lis gu.
Maundrell, co. Wilts.
Arg. a demi-lion within an orle of fleurs-de-lis gu.
Mandrey, Essex.
Az. a demi-lion ramp, within an orle of fleurs-de-
lis or a label of five points cf the second.
Marnell.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. two fleurs-de-lis az.
Fajrclough, co. Hertford ; co. Bedford ; co.
Lancaster ; co. Lincoln ; and London ; granted
2 November 1583.
Per bend sinister engr. or and sa. a lion
ramp. betw. two fleurs-de-lis counterchanged.
French, Belturbet, co. Cavan, Ireland, granted
26 July 1682.
Per saltire az. and gu. a lion pass, guard, betw.
two fleurs-de-lis in pale or. John Young,
Bishop of Rochester, 1578-1605; confirmed
1578.
Quarterly or and gu. a lion ramp. betw. in
chief two fleurs-de-lis and in base a mascle
counterchanged. Goodwin.
.... a lion pass, guard betw. three fleurs-
de-lis .... William de Cornhull, Bishop of
Lichfield, etc., 1214-23.
Arg. a lion pass. az. betw. three fleurs-de-lis
gu. Bragdon or Bragden, London.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. three fleurs-de-lis az.
Price.
Arg. a lion pass. betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu.
« Bragden.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu.
Morth or Murth alias Randall, Talland and
Roose, Teneglos, Cornwall ; the heiress m.
Woolcombe.
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. three fleurs-de-lis
sa. Gwyddno Garan Hir, Yaughan, Caethle,
and Penmaen Dovey. Pryce, Gunley. Pughe,
Ty Gwyn.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu.
Evans, co. Montgomery; and Portsea, co.
Southampton. Farne. Griffith, Penpom-
pren, co. Cardigan. Griffith, Trevalyn
Hall, co. Denbigh. Perkins. Perkins, Nun-
eaton, co. Warwick. Pryce, Gunley, co. Mont-
gomery ; derived from Einion ap Sitsyllt,
Lord of Mathafarn in Cyveiliog, tenth in de-
scent from Gwyddno Garan Hir, Lord of Can-
BEAST. LION betw. or within.... cont.
Fleurs-de-lis cont.
tref Gwaelod ; quartering levan ap Rys, Da-
vid Lloyd ap Griffith ap Rered, and Evan ap
Rhys ap Hugh. Pugh.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, sa. crowned with an an-
tique crown or betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu.
Pugh.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, sa. crowned or betw. three
fleurs-de-lis gu. Pugh; descended from Cad-
wallader, Llanerchydol, co. Montgomery; quar-
tering sa. three greyhounds courant arg.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three fleurs-de-lis gu.
Vaughan, Penmaen Dovey, co. Merioneth ; de-
scended from Einion ap Sitsyllt.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three fleurs-de-lis sa.
Archebold or Archbold, co. Stafford.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three fleurs-de-lis arg.
Brodigan, Pilton House, Drogheda. Guilford.
North.
Az. a lion pass, or betw. three fleurs-de-lis arg.
North, Earl of Guilford. Lord North, Carth-
ledge, co. Cambridge, Z, 347. North, Baron
North and Grey, 1716. Brownlow North,
Bishop of Lichfield, etc., 1771 ; Worcester
1774; Winchester 1781-1820.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three fleurs-de-lis or.
Marks.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three fleurs-de-lis az.
Fairclough, co. Bedford ; co. Hertford ; co.
Lancaster; co. Lincoln ; and London ; granted
2 November 1583. Fearclough, in Horshill
Church, Surrey.
Or a lion ramp. betw. three fleurs-de-lis sa.
Farlough, co. Lancaster.
Per pale or and az. a lion pass, guard, betw. three
fleurs de.lis counterchanged. North, co.
Cambridge.
Per pale or and gu. a lion ramp. betw. three
fleurs-de-lis counterchanged. Goodwin or
Goodwyn, Upper Winchingdon ; descended
from Sir John Goodwin, Bishop's Woburn, co.
Buckingham ; the heiress m. Wharton.
Sa. a lion pass, or betw. three fleurs-de lis arg.
North.
Sa. a lion ramp, or betw. three fleurs-de-lis erm.
Kelley, Terrington, co. Devon.
Vert a lion ramp. betw. three fleurs-de-lis or.
Salvador, London.
Per bend gu. and erm. a lion ramp. betw. four
fleurs-de-lis in cross and as many roses in
square counterchanged. Holland.
Az. a lion salient guard, betw. five fleurs-de-lis
arg. Holland, co. Devon.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. six fleurs-de-lis sa.
Archebold or Archbold, co. Stafford.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, betw. six fleurs-de-lis arg.
Holland, Holland, co. Lancaster, temp. King
John. Holland, Denton, co. Lancaster.
Robert de Holland, a Baron 1315 ; and his
descendants Earls of Kent.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or betw. six fleurs-
de-lis of the third. Sir Matthew Philllpp, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. seven fleurs-de-lis sa.
Buckmaster, co. Devon ; co. Lincoln ; and co.
Northampton. Sr. William Bocmonster, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. crowned gold betw. seven
fleurs-de-lis in orle or. Philip, Lord Mayor
of London, 1563.
Vert a lion ramp, or crowned gu. betw. seven fleurs-
de-lis of the second. Sr de Beiston, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight fleurs-de-lis az.
Thorpe, Holderness, co. York, V.
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AN ORDINAEY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Flears-de-lis cont.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, betw. eight fleurs-de-lis
arg. Holland, Ely, co. Cambridge ; Boston,
co. Lincoln ; and West Angmering, Sussex.
Sir Robert de Holland, temp. Edward V.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, betw. eight fleurs-de-lis
arg. in orle over all on a bend gu. three keys
wards upwards or. Gilberline Priory at
Holland-Brigge, co. Lincoln. Benedictine
Priory at Holand or Holland in Wigan, co.
Lancaster.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight fleurs-de-lis or.
Sir Thomas Poole, co. Chester, V. Poole,
Mayfield, co. Cork. Poole, co. Devon; Saper-
ton, co. Gloucester; and Oakley, co. Wilts.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. eight fleurs-de-lis or.
Beaumont, Buckland, Surrey. Beaumond,
V*. Beaumont, Hackney; descended from
Beaumont, Stoughton Grange, co. Leicester.
Sr Beaumont, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight fleurs-de-lis arg.
Daniell. Daville. Sr. John Daywill, temp.
Edward I, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight fleurs-de-lis or.
Marke.
Sa. a lion ramp, crowned or betw. eight fleurs-
de-lis arg. Philip.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. betw. nine fleurs-de-lis or
a crescent for diff. Pole, Aldenham Abbey,
co. Hertford; Baronetcy 1801, extinct 1830;
the heiress m. Stuart ; descended through
Pole, Stoke Damarel, from Pole, Shute
House, Axminster, co. Devon; Baronetcy 12
September 1628.
Az. a lion ramp, or armed and langued gu. betw.
ten fleurs-de-lis of the second. Beaumont,
co. Leicester; and Beaumont Hall, Suffolk.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. betw. ten fleurs-de-lis or.
Philips, co. Lancaster.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. betw. ten fleurs-de-lis or.
Philips, co. Lancaster.
Arg. a lion salient gu. within an orle of fleurs-
de-lis az. Thorp, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of fleurs-de-lis
Sa. BoCKMONSTER, V*.
Az. a lion salient within an orle of fleurs-de-lis
arg. Lovell.
Az. a lion salient arg. within an orle of fleurs-de-
lis or. Poole, V*.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of fleurs-de-lis or.
Lovell.
Barry of four or and arg. a lion ramp, guard, gu.
within an orle of fleurs-de-lis az. Thorpe,
London.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. ducally crowned and holding
in the dexter forepaw a sword erect ppr. within
an orle of fleurs-de-lis and a bordure wavy or.
Phillipps, Middle Hill, co. Worcester; Baro-
netcy 1 September 1821.
Sa. a lion ramp. erm. crowned or within an orle
of fleurs-de-lis of the third. Phillip, V*.
Flowers (Roses)
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or betw. two roses in
pale arg. and as many flaunches of the second
each charged with a lion ramp. sa. Dawkins,
St. James's, Westminster.
Az. a lion pass, guard, betw. two roses one in
chief and one in base arg. Prout.
( Primroses )
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. regally crowned or
betw. three primroses of the second. Ogilvie,
Edinburgh.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Flowers cont. (Roses)
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three roses gu. barbed
and seeded ppr. two flaunches of the second.
Ricketts, Redland Hill, co. Gloucester.
Az. a lion couchant betw. three roses arg. Town
of Ludlow, co. Salop.
Erm. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three roses az.
Tudway.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or betw. three roses arg.
Tadlowe, Essex and Kent.
Gu. a lion pass. betw. three roses or. Fowle,
Chute Lodge, co. Wilts.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. three roses or barbed
vert. Fowle, River Hall, Sussex.
(Roses)
Per bend gu. and erm. a lion ramp. betw. four
roses in square and as many fleurs-de-lis in
cross counterchanged. Holland.
....(Lilies)
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight lilies arg. Denvile
or Devile.
(Pinks)
Arg. a lion ramp, per fess gu. and vert within
an orle of pinks slipped and leaved ppr. Edsir,
Surrey.
....(Roses)
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of roses gu.
Pierpont. Sire Robert Pirepound, N.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of roses sa.
Pierpont.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of roses or.
Bowen, co. Oxford.
3-Foils
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. three 3-foils slipped
vert. Lamesey or Lambsey. Levesey, V.
Leviesey, V*.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three 3-foils vert.
Lyndsey.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three 3-foils slipped
vert. Levesey, co. Lancaster, V. Livesey,
Livesey, co. Lancaster, and Eastchurch, Kent:
Baronetcy 11 July 1627. Lucy.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three 3-foils gu.
Mulloy, Hughstown ; and Oak Port, co.
Roscommon ; derived through Mulloy or
O'Mulloy, Standard-bearer to the Crown of
England in Ireland ; from Niall of the Nine
Hostages Monarch of all Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three 3-foils (another
slipped) gu. Molloy, Middlesex.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. three 3-foils slipped arg.
Cawson, London. Skip.
Or a lion ramp. betw. three 3-foils vert.
Sheeidan.
Per pale gu. and vert a lion salient betw. three
3-foils or. Gaynor, Meath and Langford, Ire-
land ; granted 21 December 1666.
Vert a lion ramp, or betw. three 3-foils slipped of
the last. Sheeidan, Ireland. Thomas
Sheeidan, Cavan, Ireland, 1730.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. six 3-foils slipped
arg. Pengelly, Sortridge, Whitchurch, co.
Devon.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. six 3-foils slipped or.
Pengelly, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. eight 3-foils slipped or.
Sr de Mountendee, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. eight 3-foils slipped arg.
Plantney, Wolverhampton, co. Stafford ; granted
1583.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of 3-foils arg.
Holland, Bognor, Sussex. Pechey, Cornwall.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
3 Foils cont.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of 3-foils arg.
Pengeley, Cornwall.
Gu. a lion salient arg. within an orle of 3-foils
slipped or. Pengelly, V*.
Per pale or and gu. a lion ramp, within an orle
of 3-foils all counterchanged. Roger Rowe,
Alport, co. Derby ; granted ....
5-Foils
Arg. a lion pass, reguard. ermines betw. two 5-foils
in chief vert and an escallop in base gu. Jeken.
Jekin, Dover; granted 10 July 1803.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. two 5-foils vert.
M'Gown, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. az. betw. three 5-foils and a
double tressure flory counterflory gu. Lyon.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three 5-foils and a bor-
dure engr. arg. Gray, Dalmarnock and Carn-
tyne, co. Lanark; quartering Hamilton.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. three 5-foils erm.
Hamilton, Cambuskeyth and Grange, co. Ayr.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. gorged with a collar vert
and supporting betw. the paws the fasces erect
ppr. banded or betw. four 5-foils of the second
and so many annulets as the third alternately.
Siddons; granted 1819.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. five 5-foils arg. Clifton,
Laiton Bromswold.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. six 5-foils gu. Sr. . . . de
Perpound,F. Peirepont,F*. Pierrepoint,F*.
Gu. a lion ramp, the head arg. divided by a line
of erasure from the body within an orle of
seven 5-foils or. Grace, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. eight 5-foils gu.
Pierpoint, Holm-Pierpoint, co. Notts, Z, 399.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed gu. within an orle of
eight 5-foils of the second. Clifton, co. York.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, or betw. eight 5-foils ....
Androwy, V.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. eight 5-foils or. Loyd.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. eight 5-foils arg. Sr.
Gervas Clifton, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. eight 5-foils arg. with a
3-foil slipped of the last in chief for diff.
Clifton, Barrington, co. Somerset.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, or betw. ten 5-foils arg.
Androwey or Andwey.
.... a lion ramp crowned .... within an orle
of 5-foils Edward Lloyd, Kidwelly, 1660-70.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of 5-foils gu.
Monsire de Pierpoint, Y, or Pierpount, Y.
Pierrepoint, in Rawmarsh Church, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle of 5-foils sa.
M. John de Clifton, S.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within an orle of 5-foils or.
Grace, V*.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of 5-foils or.
Grace, co. Huntingdon; co. Somerset; co.
"Wilts ; and Ellington, co. Durham.
Or a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of 5-foils az.
Siddons.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of 5-foils arg.
Clifton, V*. Clyfton. M. Edmond
Perpond, S.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of pierced 5-foils
. arg. Pierpont.
Sa. a lion ramp, within an orle of 5-foils or.
Edwardes, Rhyd-y-G6rs, co. Carmarthen, and
Gileston Manor, co. Glamorgan; quartering
gu. a chev. or betw. three Bowen's knots .. . .,
with sa. three buck's heads cabossed arg., and
chequy or and sa. a fess arg.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
6-Foils or 7-Foils
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of ' setfoils'
or ' seyfoils' gu. Thomas Pierpoint, Y. Henry
Pierpount, Y.
Fruits (Acorns)
Arg. a lion pass. gu. betw. two acorns az. in bend
cotised erm. Rodes.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. betw. two acorns in
bend az. cotised ermines. Rhodes, Bellair
and Shapwick, co. Devon ; quartering Sleech,
Andrew, and Cholwich. John Rhodes, Hor-
bnry, eldest and disinherited son of Sir John
Rhodes, Barlborough. Rhodes or Rodes,
Great Houghton, co. York; the heiress m.
Busk ; descended like Rhodes or Rodes,
Staveley-Woodthorpe, and Barlborough, co.
Derby; Baronetcy 1641, extinct 1743, the heirs
m. Heathcote and Reaston ; (through Francis
Rodes, Judge of the Common Pleas, temp.
Elizabeth ;) from Gerard de Rodes, Horncastle,
co. Lincoln, temp. Henry II. Sir John de
Rodes, co. Nottingham, V.
Or a lion pass. sa. betw. three acorns vert.
Drywood, Shipston, co. Essex.
(Corn)
Yert a lion ramp. betw. five ears of wheat or two
two and one. Joanes, Wales.
(Acorns)
.... a lion salient guard, arg. betw. six acorns or.
Chenduit.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. six acorns slipped or.
Atwood, Suffolk.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight acorns or.
Atwood, V.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, arg. betw. eight acorns
slipped or. Attwood, co. Gloucester.
Gu. a lion ramp, reguard. arg. betw. eight acorns
or. Cheyndute, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within an orle of acorns or.
Attwood.
Gu. a lion salient reguard. arg. within an orle of
acorns or. Cheyndute, V*.
Garb
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. a garb in chief and a writing
pen in base arg. Edgar, Kithock, Scotland.
Garbs
Per bend az. and vert a lion ramp. arg. betw. two
garbs or. Sherfield.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. betw. in chief two garbs of
the second banded gu. and in base a bezant.
Edgar, Pollend, Scotland; descended from
Kithock.
Arg. a lion pass, environed with a laurel vert betw.
three garbs az. banded or. Grisewood, London.
Gouttes
Per bend arg. and or a lion ramp. ppr. mm-ally
crowned gu. within an orle of gouttes-de-sang.
Hall, Mollame, co. Kircudbright.
Hand
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. in chief a dexter hand
apaumy and a cross croslet fitchy of the last
and in base a salmon naiant az. Donald.
Hands
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. two dexter hands
couped at the wrist gu. Crossby, Newcastle.
Crossby, co. York.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. (another armed and langued
gu.) betw. in chief two sinister hands apaumy
couped gu. and in base a crescent az.
Farquhar ; Baronetcy 1 March 1796.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Hands cont.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. betw.
in cbief two sinister bands apaumy couped of
the last and in base a crescent az. a crescent for
diff. Farquhar, Baronetcy 21 August 1821.
Per fess arg. and or a lion ramp, per fess gu.
and sa. betw. two dexter bands in chief of the
third. Daly, Dunsandle and Benmore, co.
Galway.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three dexter bands couped
at the wrist gu. Mageoghagan, Ireland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued or betw.
three sinister hands couped palewise gu.
Farquhar, Gilmilnscroft, Scotland ; the heiress
m. 1777 Gray.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three sinister hands
gu. within a bordure az. Mac Farquhar,
Edinburgh.
Az. a lion pass, guard, paly of (six V*.) seven
arg. and or betw. three dexter gauntlets back
part outwards of the second all within a bor-
dure engr. gold. Conway, V*. Conwey.F.
Erm. a lion ramp. betw. three dexter hands
couped gu. Richard Neil or Neyle, Bishop
of Rochester, 1G08 ; Lichfield, etc., 1610-14;
granted 1612. Neale, Westminster; granted
November 1612.
Gu. a lion pass. betw. three gauntlets backs out-
ward or. Lusher, London.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. three gauntlets or.
Lashaw, London.
Head
Or a lion ramp. gu. surmounted by a bend sa.
in chief a stag's head cabossed of the second
and in base a cross croslet fitchy of the third.
Spence.
Heads (Beasts) Boar
Arg. a lion pass. betw. thi'ee boar's heads couped
sa. Alphe, co. Hants.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. three boar's heads erased
arg. Gordon, Beldoruy, Scotland ; quartering
az. three boar's heads within a bordure engr.
arg.
Az. a lion pass, guard, arg. betw. three boar's
heads erased or. Gordon, Terpersy, Scot-
land.
Or a lion ramp. betw. three boar'3 heads erased
sa. Wood, Brownhills, co. Stafford.
Dog
Per bend erm. and ermines a lion ramp. betw.
three talbot's heads erased or. Travers,
Wales.
Per pale arg. and az. a lion pass. betw. three grey-
bound's heads erased counterchanged. Neeld,
Grittleton House, co. Wilts.
Leopard
Or a lion ramp, guard, gu. betw. three leopard's
heads sa. Kett, Kellsall, Suffolk, granted 1756.
Ox
Arg. a lion pass. betw. three bull's heads couped
gu. Belyn.
Arg. a lion pass. sa. crowned (? or) betw. three
bull's heads couped of the second attired gold.
Boleine, V. Boleyn, V*.
....Human Figure
Or a lion pass. betw. three helmets sa. Napps
or Napp, Needham.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, betw. three helmets arg.
COMPTON.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, or betw. three helmets arg.
Henry Compton, Bishop of Oxford 1674, Lon-
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Heads cont. Human Figure cont.
don 1675-1713. Compton, Marquis and Earl
of Northampton; Earl Compton of Compton,
and Baron Wilmington of Wilmington.
Compton, Carbam Hall, Northumberland ; the
co-heirs m. Hinde and Compton.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, or betw. three esquire's
helmets arg. Sr. Henry Compton, Lord
Compton, V. Sir William Compton, V.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, or betw. three esquire's
helmets ppr. garnished gold. Compton, Lynd-
hurst, co. Hants.
.... Monster
Az. a lion pass. arg. betw. three griffin's heads
erased or. Box, Sheriff of London 1570.
Az. a lion pass, guard, arg. betw. three griffin's
heads erased or. Box.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three griffin's heads erased
or. Box, Oxford.
Spears
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three spear-heads arg.
Macnamara.
Inkmoline
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three inkmolines sa.
a bordure az. charged with an annulet or.
Turner.
Knot
Az. a lion ramp, or in a true love knot arg. betw.
four fleurs-de-lis their stalks bending towards
the centre of the second, Hoghe, Penymaes ;
quartered by Rees or Rhys.
Ladders
Sa. a lion pass. betw. three scaling ladders arg.
Morris.
Sa. a lion pass, or betw. three scaling ladders
arg. Morris, Cardigan, Wales.
Sa. a lion ramp. betw. three scaling ladders or.
Jeffrey, co. Worcester, W. Jefferyes or
Geffreys, Clifton, Homecastle, co. Worcester.
Sa. a lion salient betw. three scaling ladders or.
Jefferey, V*.
Leaves
Or a lion ramp. sa. armed and langued gu. betw.
three holly leaves slipped ppr. Surman,
Treddington House, co. Gloucester.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three holly leaves vert.
Sherman, Littlelinton, co. Cambridge ; and
Croydon, Surrey.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three oak leaves vert.
Sherman, Yoxley, Suffolk.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three parsley leaves
vert. Clappeson.
Letters
Arg. a lion pass, guard, az. betw. three Roman
text R's .... Pate, Wisbeacb, Isle of Ely;
granted ....
Lozenges
Gu. a lion pass, and two lozenges or. Robert
Thornham, X, i.e. Robert (nephew of Michael
de Turnham) founder of Bayham Abbey,
Sussex. N.B., as this Mason is indecisive, see
Lion and in chief. . ..Lozenges.
Lures
Gu. a lion pass. erm. betw. three hawk's lures
arg. Chester, Amesbury, co. Gloucester.
Mascle
Arg. a lion ramp, in a mascle sa. Put or Putt,
Combe, Gillingham, co. Devon, Baronetcy 21
July 1666; extinct 1721.
Mascles
Gu. a lion pass, or betw. two mascles arg.
Turnham, Kent and Surrey, temp. John.
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BEAST. I-ION betw. or within
Mascles cont.
Az. a lion pass, or betw. three mascles arg.
Thorney, London; descended from co. Not-
tingham; confirmed 10 December 1615.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three mascles or. Caterall,
Horton, co. Chester, temp. Edward I.
Mullets
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. two mullets in fess az
Wallace, Arbrothick, Scotland; quartering gu
a fess chequy az. and arg.
Arg. a lion ramp, double-tailed betw. three pierced
mullets of six points az. Harter, Broughton
Hall, Manchester.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three mullets gu.
Chessells, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three mullets sa. Hays.
Wolney.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three mullets or.
Prettyman, F*.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. three mullets arg.
Prettyjohn. George Pretyman afterwards
Tomline, Loddington, co. Leicester ; Bishop of
Lincoln 1787, Winchester 1820-7.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three mullets arg.
Malone, Ballynahown and Baronstown, Ire-
land; Baron Sunderlin 1785.
Gu. a lion pass. betw. three mullets or.
Prettyman, Norfolk; and Bawton, Suffolk;
granted 1599; confirmed 1607. Sir John
Prettyman, per Camden, 1607, W.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. three mullets or.
Prettyman.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. three mullets or.
Whitbroke, Water Newton, co. Huntingdon.
Withbroke, co. Salop, V.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. three mullets az. over
all a fess chequy arg. and of the third.
Steuart, Dalguise, Scotland.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three mullets gu. De
Wolvey; quartered by Holte.
Or a lion ramp, (salient F*) betw. three mullets
sa. Wolney, V.
Per bend or and arg. a lion ramp. betw. three
mullets counterchanged. Samson, Scotland.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, betw. three mullets arg.
Crawley, London. Shrawley, London, 1588.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. five pierced mullets
the two in chief enclosing a pair of crescents
sa. the others as the second. Dyson, V.*
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. five pierced mullets of six
points gu. the two in chief enclosing a pair of
crescents sa. over all a fess az. Sr Dyson,
Ireland, F, but Dilon, Harl. MS. 1392, fo. 146.
Gu. a lion ramp, or betw. six mullets arg.
Topham.
Gu. a lion ramp. betw. seven mullets arg. three
two and two. Saltren, Treludick, Cornwall.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight mullets az.
MOLFYN Or MOLFIN.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle of mullets arg.
Saltren, Petticombe, Cornwall; descended
from Saltren, Treludick.
Gu. a lion ramp, within an orle of mullets and
crosses croslet or alternately. Martin, Ripe,
Sussex. Wykeham-MARTiN, Leeds Castle,
Kent ; and Chacombe Priory, co. Northampton ;
quartering arg. two chev. sa. betw. three roses
gu. seeded or barbed vert.
Nails
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight nails or.
Breedon, Croton, co. Northampton.
BEAST. klON betw. or within cont.
Nails cont.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. within an orle of eight
passion (or calvary) nails or. Breedon, con-
firmed 1783 to Symonds, Bere Court, Pang-
bourn, co. Berks.
Orle
Arg. a lion ramp, within an orle gu. Blamore.
Az. a lion ramp, within an orle engr.on the inner
side and a bordure arg. Renton, Billie, Scot-
land.
Gu. a lion salient within an orle or a label of three
points compony az. and vert. Blaumester, V*.
Vert a lion ramp, within an orle arg. Hagger.
Lovelock.
Fheons
Az. a demi-lion ramp. betw. three pheons or.
Harrison, Galligreaves House, Blackburn, co.
Lancaster.
Arg. a lion pass, guard, gu. betw. three pheons
az. Shearwood.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three pheons az.
Egerton.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three pheons gu.
Egerton.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three pheons sa.
Becket. Town of Brackley, co. Northampton ;
quarterly with Stanley. Edgerton. Egerton,
Earl of Bridgewater, Z, 542, Viscount Brackley,
Baron Ellesmere, afterwards Duke of Bridge-
water. Leveson-Gower Egerton, Earl of
Ellesmere and Viscount Brackley. Grosvenor-
Egerton, Earl of Wilton, Viscount Grey de
Wilton. John Egerton, Bishop of Bangor
1756, of Lichfield, etc. 1768, Durham 1771-87.
Thomas Egerton, Viscount Brackley, and
Chancellor 1618. Sr. Richard Egerton, F.
Egerton, Broxton, co. Chester, 1730; de-
scended from Egerton, now Grey-EGERTON,
Egerton and Oulton Park, co. Chester; Baro-
netcy 5 April 1617 ; quartering Grey with a
label of five points gu. Egerton, Tatton, co.
Chester; derived from Egerton, Earl of
Bridgewater; the heiress m. 1747, Tatton.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three pheons within
a bordure engr. sa. Egerton, Essex.
Az. a lion ramp. betw. three pheons arg.
Cologan, Ireland. Cologan, Island of Teneriffe.
Az. a lion pass. betw. three pheons or.
Wolstenholme, Dransfield, co. Derby; con-
firmed 1604. Wolstenholme, Horsley-Gate,
Dronfield, co. Derby, 1460 ; a younger branch
of Wolstenholme of Wolstenholme, co. Lan-
caster. Wolstenholme, Minsingden, Edmon-
ton, Middlesex, Baronetcy 10 January 1664,
extinct ....
Az. a Hon pass, guard, betw. three pheons
or. Wolstenholm, Nostel, co. York.
Wolstanholme, Winchenden, Middlesex.
Wolstenholme, London ; Baronetcy 10 Jan.
1664, extinct ....
Gu. a lion pass, guard, chequy arg. and az. betw.
three pheons of the second. Hadderwick,
Pitcullo.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. three pheons az.
M'Nair or M'Nayr.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. three pheons sa.
Macnamara.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. three pheons within a
bordure engr. sa. Egerton, co. Stafford.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. langued and armed az.
betw. six pheons sa. Egerton, Malpas ; quar-
tered by Holte.
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AN ORDINARY OF
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Pheons cont.
Arg. a lion ramp, per fess gu. and vert betw.
seven pheons az. Roope, Horswell, co. Devon ;
Visitation 1620 ; the heiress m. Ilbert. Roope,
Bristol; confirmed to Harris 1771.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight pheons sa.
Rope, Rope and Staple, co. Chester ; and Tun-
stall, co. Devon.
Or a lion ramp. gu. betw. eight pheons sa.
Rope, V.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. twelve pheons az. Roope.
Or a lion ramp. betw. twelve pheons az. Roope,
co. Devon.
Or a lion ramp. gu. within an orle of pheons sa.
Roppe, V*.
Piles
Vert a lion ramp. betw. two piles engr. issuant
from the chief arg. a bordure engr. of the last
charged with six popinjays as the field beaked
and membered gu. Home, Well Manor Farm,
co. Hants ; Baronetcy 2 January 1813.
Roundles
Erm. a lion ramp. sa. (another armed and lan-
gued gu.) betw. in chief two torteaux and in
base a hand grenade exploding ppr. Ball,
Blofield, Norfolk, Baronetcy 24 June 1601.
Per bend gu. and arg. a lion salient betw. three
roundles counterchanged. Rossie, Scotland.
Az. a lion pass, or betw. three bezants. Bongey,
London, 1239. John Btjngey, Mistold, Kent;
granted by Cooke, W. Bungey, Kent ; Dork-
ing, Surrey ; and Norfolk, 1588.
Gu. a lion pass, or betw. three bezants.
Harboene, Middlesex; Norfolk; andThackley,
co. Oxford ; granted 1613.
Gu. a lion pass, guard, or betw. three bezants.
John Harboene, Shere Lane, Middlesex ;
granted by Camden, W.
Or a lion ramp. az. betw. three hurts. Waynforth,
Roydon, Diss, Norfolk.
Or a lion ramp, double tailed az. betw. three
hurts. Wankford, Berwick Hall, Essex;
granted 18 September 1664.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three ogresses. Gibbon,
Rolvenden, Kent; granted 6 April 1629. Gibons.
Per fess dancetty or and arg. a lion ramp. az. in
chief an ogress betw. two crosses croslet gu.
and in base a cross croslet of the last betw. two
pellets. Beckman, London.
Gu. a lion ramp, or betw. three plates each charged
with a 3-foil slipped vert. Ceoswellee, co.
Hants.
Gu. a lion ramp, guard, per fess or and arg. betw.
three plates each charged with a cross of
the first. Trinitarian or Maturin Priory at
Hounslow, Middlesex.
Or a lion ramp. sa. betw. three torteaux. Ludlow,
Wales.
Per pale arg. and or a lion pass. sa. betw. three
torteaux. Stanbury.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight bezants. Sr.
.... de Hewikes, V.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. betw. eight plates.
Peenne, V.
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. nine plates.
Heywick.
Az. a lion ramp, guard, arg. betw. ten plates all
within a bordure of the second. Holland,
Burwarton, Charlecot, and Pickthorne, co.
Salop.
Sa. a lion ramp. arg. within an orle of bezants
or plates. Peenne, V*.
BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Roundles cont.
Gu. a lion ramp. erm. within an orle of plates and
bezants alternately. Hincks, Breckenbrough,
co. York ; and Huntington, co. Chester ; de-
scended from Hincks, Chorlton, co. Chester ;
quartering Callys, Stevenson, Cowper, and
Alleyne.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. within an orle of torteaux.
Poynton.
Saltires
Gu. a lion pass, guard, betw. three saltires or.
Lane.
Sa. a lion pass, guard, or. betw. three saltires
couped arg. Samuel Thompson, Windsor
Herald, W. Thompson, Streatham, Surrey.
Ships
Per pale gu. and az. a lion ramp, or betw. three
sterns of ships arg. Town of Ipswich, Suffolk.
Spears
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. two demi-spears in
fess ppr. Macnamaea, Scotland.
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. two demi-spears erect
in fess ppr. Macnamaea.
Sprigs
Arg. a lion ramp, or and broom slips (? ppr.).
Sandde Haed. Jevan Joewoeth, Llanywllyn.
Powell, Horsley.
Staves
Arg. a lion ramp. sa. betw. three palmer's staves
or. Palmer.
Arg. a lion ramp. betw. three palmer's staves sa.
heads ends and rests or. Palmee, London,
1634.
Swords
Gu. a lion ramp. arg. betw. two swords pomels
downwards points to the dexter and sinister
chief ppr. Demsey.
Vert a lion ramp. betw. two swords wavy in fess
or. Dempsey.
Tails
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. betw. three erm. spots ....
O'Dwire, Ireland.
Tassels
Gu. a lion pass. betw. three tassels arg.
Chestoe, co. Gloucester.
Tressure
Or a demi-lion ramp, with an arrow shot in his
mouth in a double tressure gu. Augmenta-
tion granted 1524 to Thomas Howaed, Duke of
Norfolk, for his victory at Flodden.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory az. Bowes-LYON, Earl of Strath-
more and Kinghorn ; quartering gu. three lions
pass, in pale ....
Arg. a lion ramp. az. armed andlangued within a
double tressure flory counterflory gu. Lyon,
Glamis, co. Forfar, Earl of Strathmore. Lyon,
Hetton, co. Durham. Lyon, Auldbar, co.
Forfar. Lyon, Jamaica ; Woolavington, and
Goring, Sussex ; and New Lodge, co. Berks ;
descended through Lyon, Castle Lyon, co.
Perth, from Lyon, Auldbar; quartering Ochter-
lony, Stewart, Read, and Guthrie.
Arg. a lion ramp. gu. within a bordure flory
counterflory .... Deans-DuNDAS, Barton Court,
co. Berks ; quartering Whitley, and Deans.
Arg. a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory gu. Dundas, Earl of Zetland.
Az. a lion ramp. arg. within a double tressure
flory counterflory gu. Deummond, Melfort.
BRITISH ARMORIALS.
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BEAST. LION betw. or within cont.
Tressure cont.
Az. a lion ramp, within a tressure flory counter-
flory or. Lodge.
Az. a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory or. Lodge, Nettlested, Suffolk.
Or a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory gu. Le roy d'EscnosE orEscocE,
E. M'Alpin, quartering arg. a fir tree growing
out of a mount in bend sinister vert surmounted
by a sword in bend ensigned on the point with
a royal crown ppr., with gu. three antique
crowns or, and az. an eagle displ. with two
heads arg. Maitland, co. Gloucester. At-
tributed to Matilda, Queen to Henry I, Z, 2.
Scotland, Z, 87, 155, 325, 326, 522. Stewaet,
Earl of Murray ; quartering or a fess chequy
az. and arg., with or three cushions and a
double tressure flory counterflory gu. Stewart,
Earl of Buchan ; quartering Buchan. Stewart,
Burgh, Scotland; quartering az. a galley sails
furled arg. Steuart, Ballechin, co. Perth ;
derived from Steuart, Sticks, illegitimate son
of James II of Scotland ; quartering or a fess
chequy az. and arg. within a bordure engr. of
the first. Steuart, Stewartfield, co. Edin-
burgh ; descended from John Steuart, Killi-
chassie, a younger son of Steuart, Ballechin,
with the same quartering. Stewart, Lord
Ochiltree, Scotland; quartering Stewart in
chief a label sa., with arg. a saltire engr. betw.
four roses gu. all within a bordure compony az.
and arg. Stewart, Ardverlich, Scotland;
quartering Stewart in chief a mullet gu., with
arg. a saltire engr. betw. four roses gu. all within
a bordure compony az. and of the first all
quarterly with Scotland. Stuart, Earl of
Castle Stuart; quartering Stuart in chief a
label of three points gu., with arg. a saltire
betw. four roses gu., and az. a lion ramp, arg.,
the whole within a bordure compony of the
second and first.
Or a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory gu. a bordure compony arg.
and az. Stuart, Earl of Moray, Lord
Doune and Abernethy; quartering Stewart aDd
Moray.
Or a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory gu. a bordure compony az. and
arg. Lundin, that Ilk. Stewart, Athenry, co.
Tyrone, Baronetcy 21 June 1803.
Or a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory gu. a bordure compony gu. and
arg. Stuart, DuDefirn, co. Fife ; derived from
Moray ; quartering Stewart and Moray, over all
in the centre a crescent sa.
Or a lion ramp, within a double tressure flory
counterflory gu. over all a ribbon sa. Stewart,
Earl of Orkney; quartering Orkney.
Or a lion ramp, couped in all the joints within a
double tressure flory counterflory gu. Maitland,
Earl of Lauderdale. Gibson-MAiTLAND, Clif-
ton Hall, Mid Lothian, Baronetcy 30 November
1818. Maitland, Hollywich, Sussex.
Or a lion ramp. sa. 
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